(NAPSA)—Scientists say one in three American adults suffers from some type of chronic joint condition. For them, pain and stiffness are part of everydaylife. Now in the wakeof recent, highly publicized drug recalls, more and more people are looking for a natural solution to the problem of chronic pain. Joint problems can make climbing a staircase, getting up from a chair or even just walking from oneplace to anotherdifficult, if not impossible. Although it’s usually considered an old people’s A new compound may improve joint health. strike anyone, at any age. In fact, patient whotried it. A second study and 40 than any other chronic ies were published in The Journal of Rheumatology. “T have always been Mr. Skeptical, but now I’m a believer,” disease, joint ailments can in fact it affects more women between 20 condition. While there are a num- ber of prescription medications that can relieve the pain, they can also have serious side effects. One popular drug was pulled from the market entirely after studies linked it to heart attacks and strokes, someof them fatal. Now a new report from the University of Connecticut may have an answer. It says that a natural compound of esterified oils can both relieve pain and pro- mote overall joint health. The double-blind, placebo-controlled study of knee-pain patients showed that a compound called Celadrin enabled people to move faster, climb steps and rise from their chairs with less pain. In fact, the compound helped reduce pain, with no side effects, in every showed similar results. Both stud- says former San Diego Padres star Tony Gwynn. “The improved flexibility that I now experience is incredible! The products I used in the past had no results like this one, ever.” Gwynn began using the product after develop- ing knee problems during his last few years as a professional athlete. The compound has no side effects and no interactions, meaning that it can be used alone or in combination with other therapies. It’s safe even for people with other conditions in addition to chronic joint pain. To learn more about Celadrin, go to www.celadrin.com.
