MOVPLUS®
Movplus® (Undenatured Collagen type II) is derived especially from chicken sternum cartilage using state of the art methods. Movplus® can provide support for aging joints and it is effective in reducing damages and pain caused by normal wear and tear due to daily activities or strenuous exercise. It functions by promoting collagen formation in the joints and slowing down cartilage degradation.
What is Undenatured type II collagen or Native type II collagen?
•Undenatured type II collagen is a form of collagen extracted from cartilage that has not been processed or altered in a way that changes its natural structure or function.
•It helps promote the production of new cartilage and reduce the breakdown of existing cartilage.
•Reduce joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation in people with osteoarthritis
What is Movplus® ?
Movplus® (Undenatured Collagen type II) is an Undenatured type II collagen derived from chicken sternum cartilage using a patent pending new method.
-- No trace of contaminant or solvent residues
-- No content of glucosamine and chondroitin
-- Low temperature production technique means Type II collagen is not denatured during the process
-- Contains 15 % Undenatured Collagen type II and 10 % Proteoglycan
Osteoarthritis and Collagen in Joint Health
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition affecting the joints, characterized by the deterioration of cartilage. Common symptoms include pain, stiffness, limited range of motion, and swelling. Joint pain and stiffness are particularly prevalent in individuals with osteoarthritis.
Collagen, a protein found in both humans and animals, plays a vital role in various functions within the body. It serves as a key component of connective tissues, providing structural support and maintaining the elasticity and strength of the skin. Additionally, collagen contributes to the resilience and flexibility of bones, safeguards and cushions joints, and aids in the healing process of wounds and injuries.
When it comes to joint health, Type II collagen is recognized as highly beneficial. It constitutes the primary component of cartilage, which acts as a cushioning tissue, facilitating smooth movement and providing support to the joints.