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Upon diagnosis, Acusil may be used to combat the discomfort associated with mild joint inflammation, ensuring an effective progression of our individualized treatment program. Acusil is your secondary defense. Overview: Whether your at play or in a demanding work environment, joint inflammation can develop rather quickly. This is, in large part, due to the repetitive stressors applied to areas surrounding your joint cavities. There are more than 150 of these joint cavities in our bodies.
These small, fluid-filled sacs provide lubrication and a cushioning effect for the many pressure points between bone, as well as the tendons and muscles surrounding the joint. These joint cavities may become inflamed sometimes leading to moderate pain and the decreased range of motion of a particular joint during normal movement, or actions that would typically be construed as easy and/or pain-free. Symptoms are often short-lived. However, recurrences are common and this is where the majority of problems arise. What was once a dull ache may turn into a nagging pain. Many physicians state that conditions like these minor inflammations respond extremely well to natural therapies once properly identified. Acusil, along with adequate rest and immobilization of the affected area, can provide a simple means of self-care, potentially eliminating symptoms in only a matter of weeks.
Acusil is a natural means for reducing the inflammatory symptoms. The ingredients found in Acusil have been clinically proven to lessen the causal factors the body's natural response.
This type of joint cavity inflammation typically results from excessive friction, or the overuse of a specific joint. When repetition is not to blame, it is likely caused by direct trauma, such as kneeling or a repetitive bumping of the area. Many times, physicians do not have a definitive answer and the cause remains unknown.
Signs and Symptoms: Affected people often complain of symptoms that resemble muscle strain, making the process of self-diagnosis extremely difficult. Medical intervention is the most accurate way of assessing the severity of the condition. The signs and symptoms vary from person to person. Some cases may be easily recognizable by localized swelling, tenderness, and mild pain. Others may complain of symptoms ranging from motion issues (i.e. decreased movement), pressure, and stiffness to the local area of the joint, to a burning sensation which encompasses the entire joint around the inflamed area. However, it is almost always identified by mild pain during and after activity.
Are you at risk? Again, the primary causes of joint cavity inflammation are the overuse (i.e. repetitive movement) of a joint and trauma to muscles or joint cavity itself. However, if you lead a sedentary lifestyle, you are also at an increased risk. The lack of elasticity in muscle has been shown to promote the onset of this condition. Other factors associated with an increased risk include age, posture, sitting for extended durations, and in the foot, bunions.
Standard Treatment Options: The primary goal of treatment for those with joint cavity inflammations to prevent any recurrences by protecting, or immobilizing, the affected area. This can be accomplished by limiting physical activity, getting adequate rest, nutritional supplementation, addressing dietary concerns, and applying ice packs to provide a reduction in swelling (if needed). Some doctors may even implement a physical therapy protocol, exercising in a way that does not cause inflammation, rather speeds the recovery process by strengthening muscles in in the area of bursa inflammation.
Acusil Can Compliment Your Existing Treatment Program Alternative therapies are very useful, especially in the management of mild pain and inflammation commonly experienced by people who experience joint cavity swelling. Diet and nutritional supplementation programs rich in�oils and herbs with natural anti-inflammatory properties has been shown to be advantageous to one's overall health than these medicines.
Acusil contains supplements shown to strengthen and tone specific body systems; namely those which encompass the body's natural inflammatory, immunologic, and pain response.
The ingredient list includes: - Methylsulfonylmethane, or MSM, is a sulfur-containing compound that promotes the body's natural pain and inflammatory response.
- Curcumin (Curcuma longa) is one of the best known and heavily researched anti-inflammatory compounds, and is the main active ingredient in the herb turmeric; an herb which has been used extensively by naturopathic physicians.
- Willow Bark Extract�(Salix alba) contains anti-inflammatory and pain relieving compounds (like salacin).
- Boswellia serrata (Indian frankincense) is another�natural pain relieving, anti-inflammatory herb with a safe pharmacologic profile.
- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving agent. Much like Boswellia, it helps manage the body's natural pain response by regulating s-lipoxygenase. When used in conjunction with a diet abundant in vitamins A and C, calcium, magnesium, essential oils, and B-vitamin compounds, Acusil accurately addresses the nutritional concerns of this condition; providing reductions in the discomfort�of mild pain and mobility limitations�and duration of individual recovery.
When used in conjunction with a diet abundant in vitamins A and C, calcium, magnesium, essential oils, and B-vitamin compounds, Acusil accurately addresses the nutritional concerns of this condition; providing reductions in the discomfort�of mild pain and mobility limitations�and duration of individual recovery.
Acusil Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 2 Capsules
MSM (Metyhlsulfonyl Methane) 500 mg * Turmeric Extract (Curcuma longa) (root) Other Ingredients: Gelatin, Rice Powder, Magnesium Stearate.
Daily Dosage: As a dietary supplement, take one capsule in the morning and one capsule in the evening with 8 ounces of water. 45-60 days of continuous use is necessary for optimum results.
Acusil Research:
Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)- MSM is a sulfur-containing compound that exhibits anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity (1). In a clinical trial, MSM relieved minor pain and improved measures of daily function, without adverse effects (2). In another clinical trial, MSM administration for six weeks demonstrated an 80% improvement in symptoms with good tolerability (3).
Curcumin (Curcuma longa)- Curcumin is one of the best known and heavily researched anti-inflammatory compounds, and is the main active ingredient in the herb turmeric. Compounds in this medicinal plant regulate the body's natural COX-2 and lipoxygense enzyme activity, which are the major pathways of inflammation (4,5).
Willow Bark Extract (Salix alba)- Salix contains anti-inflammatory and pain relieving compounds (like salacin). Compounds other than salacin and salicylate show regulatory effects against COX-2 proinflammatory cytokines (9). In a placebo controlled clinical trial of patients with mild joint pain, Salix extract was effective in managing minor joint pain, and again was well tolerated (11). It has also been useful in patients with low back pain, inducing pain-free status in about 40% of patients after 4 weeks (12).
Boswellia serrata (Indian frankincense)- Boswellia is another pain relieving, anti-inflammatory herb with natural properties and a safe pharmacologic profile (13). In patients with mild joint pain in the knee, Boswellia extract reduced pain and swelling, and improved joint mobility and walking distance (14). A double-blind trial of a supplement containing Boswellia and Curcumin, showed reductions in pain and disability (7). Boswellia has even been found useful in dogs with minor joint pain (15). Compounds like boswellic acids has demonstrated the ability to mediate the body's natural inflammatory process by regulating S-lipoxygenase (16).
Ginger (Zingiber officinale)- Ginger acts as broad-based natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving agent. Much like boswellia, it helps manage the body's natural pain response by regulating S-lipoxygenase (18). As well, it blocks COX-1 and COX-2, giving it an enhanced therapeutic profile, with few side effects.
Acusil References:
Upon diagnosis, Acusil may be used to combat the discomfort associated with mild joint inflammation, ensuring an effective progression of our individualized treatment program. Acusil is your secondary defense. Overview: Whether your at play or in a demanding work environment, joint inflammation can develop rather quickly. This is, in large part, due to the repetitive stressors applied to areas surrounding your joint cavities. There are more than 150 of these joint cavities in our bodies.
These small, fluid-filled sacs provide lubrication and a cushioning effect for the many pressure points between bone, as well as the tendons and muscles surrounding the joint. These joint cavities may become inflamed sometimes leading to moderate pain and the decreased range of motion of a particular joint during normal movement, or actions that would typically be construed as easy and/or pain-free. Symptoms are often short-lived. However, recurrences are common and this is where the majority of problems arise. What was once a dull ache may turn into a nagging pain. Many physicians state that conditions like these minor inflammations respond extremely well to natural therapies once properly identified. Acusil, along with adequate rest and immobilization of the affected area, can provide a simple means of self-care, potentially eliminating symptoms in only a matter of weeks.
Acusil is a natural means for reducing the inflammatory symptoms. The ingredients found in Acusil have been clinically proven to lessen the causal factors the body's natural response.
This type of joint cavity inflammation typically results from excessive friction, or the overuse of a specific joint. When repetition is not to blame, it is likely caused by direct trauma, such as kneeling or a repetitive bumping of the area. Many times, physicians do not have a definitive answer and the cause remains unknown.
Signs and Symptoms: Affected people often complain of symptoms that resemble muscle strain, making the process of self-diagnosis extremely difficult. Medical intervention is the most accurate way of assessing the severity of the condition. The signs and symptoms vary from person to person. Some cases may be easily recognizable by localized swelling, tenderness, and mild pain. Others may complain of symptoms ranging from motion issues (i.e. decreased movement), pressure, and stiffness to the local area of the joint, to a burning sensation which encompasses the entire joint around the inflamed area. However, it is almost always identified by mild pain during and after activity.
Are you at risk? Again, the primary causes of joint cavity inflammation are the overuse (i.e. repetitive movement) of a joint and trauma to muscles or joint cavity itself. However, if you lead a sedentary lifestyle, you are also at an increased risk. The lack of elasticity in muscle has been shown to promote the onset of this condition. Other factors associated with an increased risk include age, posture, sitting for extended durations, and in the foot, bunions.
Standard Treatment Options: The primary goal of treatment for those with joint cavity inflammations to prevent any recurrences by protecting, or immobilizing, the affected area. This can be accomplished by limiting physical activity, getting adequate rest, nutritional supplementation, addressing dietary concerns, and applying ice packs to provide a reduction in swelling (if needed). Some doctors may even implement a physical therapy protocol, exercising in a way that does not cause inflammation, rather speeds the recovery process by strengthening muscles in in the area of bursa inflammation.
Acusil Can Compliment Your Existing Treatment Program Alternative therapies are very useful, especially in the management of mild pain and inflammation commonly experienced by people who experience joint cavity swelling. Diet and nutritional supplementation programs rich in�oils and herbs with natural anti-inflammatory properties has been shown to be advantageous to one's overall health than these medicines.
Acusil contains supplements shown to strengthen and tone specific body systems; namely those which encompass the body's natural inflammatory, immunologic, and pain response.
The ingredient list includes: - Methylsulfonylmethane, or MSM, is a sulfur-containing compound that promotes the body's natural pain and inflammatory response.
- Curcumin (Curcuma longa) is one of the best known and heavily researched anti-inflammatory compounds, and is the main active ingredient in the herb turmeric; an herb which has been used extensively by naturopathic physicians.
- Willow Bark Extract�(Salix alba) contains anti-inflammatory and pain relieving compounds (like salacin).
- Boswellia serrata (Indian frankincense) is another�natural pain relieving, anti-inflammatory herb with a safe pharmacologic profile.
- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving agent. Much like Boswellia, it helps manage the body's natural pain response by regulating s-lipoxygenase. When used in conjunction with a diet abundant in vitamins A and C, calcium, magnesium, essential oils, and B-vitamin compounds, Acusil accurately addresses the nutritional concerns of this condition; providing reductions in the discomfort�of mild pain and mobility limitations�and duration of individual recovery.
When used in conjunction with a diet abundant in vitamins A and C, calcium, magnesium, essential oils, and B-vitamin compounds, Acusil accurately addresses the nutritional concerns of this condition; providing reductions in the discomfort�of mild pain and mobility limitations�and duration of individual recovery.
Acusil Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 2 Capsules
MSM (Metyhlsulfonyl Methane) 500 mg * Turmeric Extract (Curcuma longa) (root) Other Ingredients: Gelatin, Rice Powder, Magnesium Stearate.
Daily Dosage: As a dietary supplement, take one capsule in the morning and one capsule in the evening with 8 ounces of water. 45-60 days of continuous use is necessary for optimum results.
Acusil Research:
Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)- MSM is a sulfur-containing compound that exhibits anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity (1). In a clinical trial, MSM relieved minor pain and improved measures of daily function, without adverse effects (2). In another clinical trial, MSM administration for six weeks demonstrated an 80% improvement in symptoms with good tolerability (3).
Curcumin (Curcuma longa)- Curcumin is one of the best known and heavily researched anti-inflammatory compounds, and is the main active ingredient in the herb turmeric. Compounds in this medicinal plant regulate the body's natural COX-2 and lipoxygense enzyme activity, which are the major pathways of inflammation (4,5).
Willow Bark Extract (Salix alba)- Salix contains anti-inflammatory and pain relieving compounds (like salacin). Compounds other than salacin and salicylate show regulatory effects against COX-2 proinflammatory cytokines (9). In a placebo controlled clinical trial of patients with mild joint pain, Salix extract was effective in managing minor joint pain, and again was well tolerated (11). It has also been useful in patients with low back pain, inducing pain-free status in about 40% of patients after 4 weeks (12).
Boswellia serrata (Indian frankincense)- Boswellia is another pain relieving, anti-inflammatory herb with natural properties and a safe pharmacologic profile (13). In patients with mild joint pain in the knee, Boswellia extract reduced pain and swelling, and improved joint mobility and walking distance (14). A double-blind trial of a supplement containing Boswellia and Curcumin, showed reductions in pain and disability (7). Boswellia has even been found useful in dogs with minor joint pain (15). Compounds like boswellic acids has demonstrated the ability to mediate the body's natural inflammatory process by regulating S-lipoxygenase (16).
Ginger (Zingiber officinale)- Ginger acts as broad-based natural anti-inflammatory and pain relieving agent. Much like boswellia, it helps manage the body's natural pain response by regulating S-lipoxygenase (18). As well, it blocks COX-1 and COX-2, giving it an enhanced therapeutic profile, with few side effects.
Acusil References:
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