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|Articles|October 23, 2012
SupplySide West Sneak Peek: Addressing Joint Pain
Derived from hops resin extract, Perluxan softgels contain a unique botanical anti-inflammatory agent clinically demonstrated to relieve minor joint pain quickly.
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Hops, the ingredient used to add a touch of bitterness to most brews, has been studied because of its joint-health properties. Derived from hops resin extract, Perluxan softgels contain a unique botanical anti-inflammatory agent clinically demonstrated to relieve minor joint pain quickly. The formula is standardized to contain high concentrations of alpha acids, which the company says reduce pain-causing compounds in a short time with a low dose. The firm says that this specialized hops extract provides a safer approach to soothing aches from overexertion of everyday activities and effectively calms the body’s minor pain cascade.
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