A recent study investigated the potential of GreenIuronic for supporting joint health and
Scientists compared it to sodium hyaluronate, a fermented form commonly used in supplements. The study design utilized the combination of two key elements:
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.