Would it be possible for a synergistic combination of natural herbs to address two of the most common problems afflicting humans - pain and inflammation? Absolutely, particularly if you know what is in it and the marvelous benefits they offer. Thousands of people from around the world have experienced this benefit. Each ingredient of this remarkable formula justify their use for pain and inflammation.

Curcumin Concentrate: One can go on and on about this ancient herb which has stood the test of time over and over again. Scientists marvel at the adaptogenic properties (ability to normalize) that curcumin offers the user. One of those is the ability to reduce inflammation. Hundreds of research papers authenticate this function – even to the point of doing a head-on test with steroids – and curcumin won! People use it all the time for this purpose.

It is now clear that many health concerns are related by the presence of inflammation. If you relieve inflammation you can relieve pain. Researchers have discovered an all-natural combination of ingredients that will support the body’s healthy inflammation response.

We know that pain is the result of inflammation, so it makes sense that if you can reduce the inflammation, you can reduce pain. The real plus is that you do this naturally – without side effects!

Boswellia is an herb that has come to the fore in recent times as another anti-inflammatory herb. Boswellia, although not quite up to curcumin, works synergistically to naturally reduce inflammation.. They make a great duo.

Green Tea was used for years in Asia, but now, everyone has learned of the many benefits to the human body of this beverage. EGCG is the catechin contained in green tea that produces a remarkable change in the cellular structure of the body. An effective free radical fighter and cellular detoxifier, green tea is an excellent addition to your diet.

Cetyl Myristoleate (CMO) is an ingredient belonging to the fatty acid group. CMO has multiple biological properties, including as an anti-inflammatory and a pain reliever, as well as being an immune system modulator. Not known to many but used successfully by others, CMO contributes much to this combination.

This proliferation of herb products to address the issue of inflammation is probably because of the immense publicity regarding the terrible side effects of steroidal and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. People are waking up to the fact that drugs have serious side effects that natural herbs do not.

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