Physician's Choice announces vegan-friendly Joint Formula with targeted joint support

Thursday May 16, 2019 Tags: Denver, Physician's Choice, Joint Formula, Logan Chierotti

DENVER -- Physician's Choice announced the release of its new Joint Formula, an innovative joint support supplement that combines patented forms of glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM to relieve joint pain, decrease inflammation, and improve mobility for those needing extra joint support for a healthier, active lifestyle.

One in four adults -- about 15 million people -- suffer from joint pain in the U.S. each year. With this number projected to grow in the future, Joint Formula provides a healthy alternative with plant-sourced glucosamine and natural chondroitin to help rebuild and repair worn cartilage tissue, the company said.

"We have developed not only a vegan glucosamine and chondroitin product, but a joint supplement that is clinically superior to animal based joint health products," said Logan Chierotti, CEO of Physician's Choice.

"We have teamed up with clinical experts to include ingredients like Mythocondro, which is backed by research and has a 43 percent higher absorption rate compared to animal chondroitin."

Many people suffering from joint discomfort often turn to supplements containing glucosamine and chondroitin produced from shellfish and cow cartilage. These animal-derived forms of glucosamine and chondroitin are largely metabolized and, thus, ineffective in the body.

Unlike other products, Joint Formula contains:

• Mythocondro, the first non-animal-derived chondroitin produced through a patented fermentation process
• GreenGrown, a plant-based form of glucosamine that contains zero shellfish.

According to researchers at Physician's Choice, these forms of glucosamine and chondroitin are vegetarian/vegan friendly, highly potent and safe.

Organic turmeric and boswellia provide additional joint support by reducing inflammation. Studies have consistently shown that these Ayurvedic herbs exhibit natural anti-inflammatory effects in those with joint pain.