Artoben – Inflammation, pain and joint
Artoben is a natural remedy helpful for joint pain and inflammation. A natural food supplement for the physiological function of joints and cartilage. It doesn’t upset the stomach.
Devil’s claw, Boswellia, Blackcurrant and Meadowsweet are helpful for the function of joint.
Artoben has anti-inflammatory effects, it improves rheumatic and arthritic problems and it has an analgesic effect. It reduces swelling and relieves pain. It doesn’t affect the gastric and intestinal mucosa.
Devil’s claw: it has anti-inflammatory, anti-rheumatic and analgesic effects. It inhibits the mediators responsible for inflammation and pain, without unwanted effects, also if used for a prolonged period.
Boswellia: also known as incense, it is a gum-resin originally from India. Rich in active principles, including the terpenoids: boswellic acids. Clinical studies have demonstrated excellent results of its extract as an anti-inflammatory and anti-arthritic. It reduces swelling, restores blood circulation in the sore point, relieves pain, improves mobility and reduces morning immobility, typical of inflammatory syndromes.
Blackcurrant: it has anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties and it facilitates the elimination of the urea and uric acid.
Birch: it is used to treat rheumatic pain due to bad metabolism. It acts as a diuretic and diminishes the inflammation of tissues.
Meadowsweet: it relieves pain, particularly those of the joints. It has an anti-inflammatory and detox effect.
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