NC2

NC230 Tablets DESCRIPTION CARTILAGE1 Cartilage is a flexible and elastic connective tissue in the joints. Its special mechanical properties absorb shocks while ensuring proper joint function. Cartilage is composed of many structural molecules such as type II collagen. Over time, cartilage wear can lead to joint problems and discomfort that can hinder your mobility. In some cases, this may be caused by an immune response against your own type II collagen.

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DESCRIPTION CARTILAGE1 Cartilage is a flexible and elastic connective tissue in the joints. Its special mechanical properties absorb shocks while ensuring proper joint function. Cartilage is composed of many structural molecules such as type II collagen. Over time, cartilage wear can lead to joint problems and discomfort that can hinder your mobility. In some cases, this may be caused by an immune response against your own type II collagen. Numerous studies have shown that native collagen plays an essential role in supporting the joints2-6. After detecting the intact structure of collagen in the gut, immune cells located in the "Peyer's patches"7-9 can migrate to the joints and are able to attenuate the immune system's attack on the collagen in the cartilage10. This process of desensitisation is also called oral tolerance10. The type II collagen present in NC2 is obtained through a unique low-temperature process that preserves its original structure, which is essential to its effectiveness. The Trenker plus NC2 is a 100% natural food supplement, highly dosed and free of side effects. Composition per dose* (1 capsule) Standardised cartilage: 40 mg containing 10 mg of total collagen (including native type II (non denatured) collagen) Vitamin C: 12 mg (15% RI) * Maximum recommended daily dose. Use 1 capsule per day to be taken, on an empty stomach, with a glass of water. Food supplement • NUT/AS 21/27 FOOD SUPPLEMENT - Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. 1Vitamin C contributes to the normal formation of collagen for normal cartilage function. 2Crowley. et al., 2009 3Bakilan et al, 2016 4Furuzawa-Carballeda J. et al, 2009 & 2012 5Mehta. et al, 2007 6Kumar S. et al, 2015 7Yoshiro S. et al, 1995 8FariaA.M.C. et al, 2006 9Deberg M. et al, 2005 10Trentham DE. et al, 2002 & Bagchi D. et al, 2002