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An ancient shrub may prove to be a gift for arthritis sufferers who have trouble taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Arthritis alone is responsible for the sale of millions of pain medications throughout the country. However, recent debates over the safety and effectiveness of some of these medications may make some arthritis patients leery of using them.
The good news is that arthritis is now the target of Frankincense, a shrub that was known throughout the ancient world as a "gift of the gods."
Known today by its scientific moniker, Boswellia Serrata, Frankincense has shown to be useful in the topical treatment of the symptoms of osteoarthritis. When rubbed onto the aching joints, topical ointments with Frankincense ease those aches and pains that more than 20 million Americans suffer from today.
When this ancient "magical" gift is blended with modern day Celadrin, the effects are even more dramatic. Celadrin is an all-natural proprietary compound, clinically proven to reduce pain and rapidly promote joint health, improving flexibility and mobility. Furthermore, when menthol, another well-known anti-inflammatory, is added to the mix, the result is truly soothing.
This remedy is now available in a topical ointment from Mosaic Nutraceuticals. The Dallas-based company is rapidly establishing itself as a producer of
nature-based products and supplements all designed with one thing in mind: your good health.
Check out Mosaic's 24/7 Instant Relief topical arthritis treatment at www.mosaictoday.com or call (214) 866-0045 or (888) 7-MOSAIC. The Mosaic Web site also contains scientific information about the company's line of nutritional products as well as links to other health-related information. - NU |
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