The #1 supplement I use

You may not have heard of velvet antler (the humanely harvest rack on a deer) but it has so many good uses I thought I’d mention it. I’ve used it for my knee problems and it has eliminated that bone on bone grinding and supported my knee during meniscus tears so I can still ski. It also is great for supporting skin which we need as we wrinkle. Just thought I’d include it in a post in case you need to fix something it can help.

Used for:

Anemia – increases blood cell production (due to method of antlers to grow quickly)
Anti-inflammatory – reduces inflammatory response
Fracture recovery speeded up – velvet polypeptides promote osteoblast precursors
Immune support – builds white blood cells and increases T-cells (studies show lymphoma cells are not promoted)
Joint support – as an anti-inflammatory reduces pain, assists in tissue regeneration by assisting in renewal of replacement stem cells and providing growth factors
Muscle/Connective tissue supported – due to neurotropin growth factors (nerve repair)
Osteoarthritis relief – green lipid mussel included in formula. Velvet slows down the loss of cartilage, anti-inflammatory, stimulates cartilage repair (glycosaminoglycans) and inhibits enzymes that deplete cartilage nutrition.
Skin support – antigen control from allergic conditions, anecdotal evidence for relief from psoriasis in humans and alopecia in dogs
Stress mitigation – supports the adrenals as reactive to stress
Wound healing – tissue regeneration due to the growth factors and NACGlucosamine present in the antler. Clinical trial have confirmed quicker heal times with velvet antler
Contains:
- Hyaluronic acid (cement of connective tissue)
- Glycosaminoglycans (A family of carbohydrates that help with the maintenance and support of collagen and elastin)
- Condroitin sulfate (cartilage protector)
- Glucosamine sulfate (important for joint elasticity and cartilage)
- Glycosphingolipids (essential proteins for cell metabolism)
- Collagen (structural protein for skin, cartilage, bones)
- Essential Fatty Acids (anti-inflammatory and energy source)
- Minerals
- Monoamine-oxidase inhibitors (mood enhancers)
- Prostaglandins (anti-inflammatories)
- Phosphorus (essential for bones and teeth)
- Polysaccharides (blood clotting regulator)
- Amino acids (building blocks of protein)
- Growth factors (aid in cartilage cell development)