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Chondroitin
or Glucosamine? Both? or Cortaflex?
Chondroitin and Glucosamine are widely believed to stimulate
the joint cells to produce better quality joint fluid (synovial
fluid, which acts as a cushion), and to trigger the cartilage
matrix to help prevent damage to the joints.
Cortaflex is an effective joint supplement because it
contains the key refined, pharmaceutical-grade isolates of
Chondroitin and Glucosamine. These smaller molecules are
easily absorbed into the bloodstream, where they filter
through the capillaries to their intended destination –
the joints!
Once the key isolates are present in the joints, they
trigger the body to produce its own natural Chondroitin
and Glucosamine.
Cortaflex provides both the stimulus and
building blocks for natural joint health – that is
the Cortaflex difference!
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How
is Cortaflex different from Glucosamine and Chondroitin products?
Cortaflex is beyond Glucosamine and
Chondroitin! Molecules
of Glucosamine and Chondroitin, even in their purest form,
are simply too large to travel efficiently to the soft
tissues of the joint.
View the Chondroitin
and Glucosamine problem - and the Cortaflex solution
Instead of loading Cortaflex with thousands
of milligrams of Glucosamine and Chondroitin, we have specially
formulated our product using their key isolates:
Glutamine · Glutamic Acid · Glucuronic
Acid · Glycine · Proline
The unique formulation of Cortaflex allows
these building blocks, assisted by Sulphur, to be more
readily absorbed by the body. We only use pharmaceutical
grade ingredients in Cortaflex, so you are assured of getting
a safe, natural, quality product.
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How
does Cortaflex work?
Glucosamine and Chondroitin are produced naturally by
the body. These two substances provide the building blocks
for cartilage and cushioning joint fluid.
Cortaflex, a
nutritional dietary supplement, relies on the bloodstream
to deliver key nutrients throughout the body; it is formulated
with the key isolates of Chondroitin and Glucosamine:
Glutamine · Glutamic Acid · Glucuronic Acid · Glycine · Proline
The key isolates
used in Cortaflex stimulate the body to produce its own
Glucosamine and Chondroitin!
These smaller molecules travel
efficiently from the bloodstream to the soft tissues of
the joint. The larger molecules of Chondroitin and Glucosamine,
are not processed as effectively by the body, as their
movement from the bloodstream is restricted.
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What
is Hyaluronic Acid?
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) is a long string, gel-like, disaccharide
responsible for the viscoelastic behaviour of synovial
fluid.
Traditionally, HA has been derived from type II collagen
taken from Rooster comb, which has a very high molecular
weight of up to more than six million Daltons. This form
of HA has been shown to be effective when injected, but
it is not considered to be able to achieve a good rate
of absorption when given orally.
For this reason the HA used in Canine & Feline Cortaflex is
of vegetable origin and has a molecular weight of less
than fifty thousand Daltons, allowing efficient absorption
when given orally, providing an extra boost to the joint
fluid.
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There
are two versions of Cortaflex - Human, Canine and Feline.
What is the difference? Can I give Human Cortaflex to my
dog?
There are fundamental differences in the formulation of
the two versions. Dogs require different nutrients
than people.
Aside from having unique combinations of nutrients, the
two versions of Cortaflex are also blended to be palatable
to the species for which it was intended ! Human Cortaflex
is in capsule form; the Canine
& Feline Cortaflex is
beef and liver flavoured.
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How
long does Cortaflex need to be taken? Is it supposed to
be administered as a course?
Cortaflex is a nutritional dietary supplement - not a
medicine. As such, Cortaflex can be taken indefinitely!
We believe giving Cortaflex to your pet on a regular basis
can help to protect joints from daily stresses and strains.
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I
have a puppy whose pedigree makes it prone to joint problems,
especially in the hips. I want to try and prevent any problems
from developing, but is Cortaflex safe to give to a puppy?
Cortaflex is safe for dogs and cats of all ages and physical
conditions. It is a supplement for natural joint health.
If you want your pets to maintain a happy, healthy life,
then Cortaflex is the choice for you.
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How
do I give Cortaflex to my pet? Is it difficult to administer?
Cortaflex couldn't be easier to administer, and now you
have a choice of three different preparations.
Canine & Feline Cortaflex Liquid
and Powder can be mixed in with your pet's regular feed. Canine
& Feline Cortaflex Capsules
can be given in the feed or orally.
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My
pet is on medication from the vet - can I still give Cortaflex?
Cortaflex is not a medicine - it is an all-natural dietary
supplement. There are no known side effects of Cortaflex,
and there are no known contra-indications. We
always advise you to consult your vet if you have concerns
about prescribed medication.
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