Greeniuronic

A recent study investigated the potential of GreenIuronic for supporting joint health and preventing osteoarthritis damage.


Scientists compared it to sodium hyaluronate, a fermented form commonly used in supplements. The study design utilized the combination of two key elements:

  • Osteoarthritic model, that mimics the conditions of osteoarthritis in joints.
  • 3D intestinal organoid system, a miniaturized model of the human intestine that has been validated by EFSA, allowing them to assess how well GreenIuronic was absorbed by the body

The study results showed that GreenIuronic, compare to sodium hyaluronate, provided:

Higher Absorption: GreenIuronic was absorbed very well by the intestinal epithelium, the lining of the intestines, which is essential for nutrient uptake.

Enhanced chondrocyte function: Chondrocytes are cells in joints responsible for cartilage production. GreenIuronic was taken up by these cells and helped them function properly.

Reduced Inflammation: GreenIuronic demonstrated greater anti-inflammatory effects than sodium hyaluronate, potentially leading to a reduction in joint pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis.

Improved cellular health: Overall, GreenIuronic appeared to improve the health of joint cells by promoting proper function and reducing inflammation.

Overall, this study suggests that GreenIuronic is a promising option for supporting joint health and potentially managing osteoarthritis condition.