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Page 1 of 3 Inflammastat
Nutritional Support in Inflammatory Conditions / Resolution of Inflammation
General Description A strategically balanced combination of synergistic natural anti-inflammatory nutrients, including Bromelains (high potency), Quercetin, Feverfew, Copper and vitamins and Minerals.
Product Features and Highlights Inflammastat contains a unique combination of nutrients, all of which play important roles at different levels of the inflammatory response. Please refer to the chart overleaf which shows which nutrient affects each particular inflammatory mediator. Compared with NSAIDs, Inflammastat does not cause gastrointestinal disturbances or bleeding. In fact, some of the nutrients in Inflammastat may be helpful in the repair of peptic ulceration or inflammation. Inflammastat does not permit ongoing damage to cartilage and joint tissues compared with the NSAID drugs.
Active Ingredients Each tablet contains:
| Quercetin |
50 mg |
| Bromelain (equivalent to 60 GDU) x 1200 GDU/gm |
50 mg |
| Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C) |
60 mg |
| Zinc (as amino acid chelate 30 mg) |
3 mg |
| Copper (as amino acid chelate 17 mg) |
1 mg |
| Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) |
50 mg |
Dosage One tablet to be taken three times a day, with meals, or as directed by a Health Care Professional.
Indications Contains nutritional factors that may be of benefit in the treatment of inflammatory conditions of the joints.
Possible Uses The active ingredients in Inflammastat, when appropriately prescribed, may assist patients suffering from the following conditions. This statement does not imply or make a claim for a cure for these disorders. The use of Inflammastat should be based on published and relevant scientific and clinical data for each condition.
Arthritis Allergic inflammation Bursitis Bruising Back pain Chemically induced Inflammation Fever Fractures (bone) Growing pains Gout Migraine |
Musculo-skeletal injuries Neuritis Osteoarthritis Psoriasis Post-partum bruising Repetitive Strain Injury RSI Rheumatoid arthritis Sprains Strain Traumatic inflammation |
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