There are many different options available on the market for the treatment of arthritis and joint pain. If you are looking for a natural product that is topical to alleviate your aches and pains and help you to stay active, then one of the best available you can get without prescription is Celadrin® joint cream. Celadrin® is widely used as a natural alternative to NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) which are a common treatment for osteoarthritis. There has been concerns that use of NSAIDs when taken orally can cause stomach issues and even heart problems.
Using a cream rather than taking oral pain medicine allows you to target the specific areas and rub into the painful joints to relieve discomfort. Because it is absorbed through the skin it is fast-acting, effective and great for joints that are close to the skin like the hands, wrists, elbows and knees. Hellenia Celadrin® joint cream is a plant-based, non-greasy cream that is absorbed quickly by the skin. Just apply twice daily to the affected area.
A natural anti-inflammatory, it is suitable for athletes and the elderly alike and has been scientifically studied and developed to support joint function and relieve pain. One study with 40 patients suffering with osteoarthritis of the knee, showed those treated with Celadrin® cream for 30 days had increased standing stability over treatment with a placebo [1]. Research has also shown it to improve stair-climbing ability and increase range of motion of the knees [2]. Clinical studies show that it benefits safely and without side effects.
Long term the reduction of inflammation achieved by using Celadrin® helps to promote healthy joint function. Celadrin® cream can also be used alongside other supplements that are often taken to maintain healthy joints including glucosamine sulphate.
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