COVID-19 & NSAIDs controversy:
PROCURMAX, a solution.
Commonly used NSAIDs to relief pain and inflammation have been a major concern lately due to the rumours suggesting that it could worsen symptoms of Covid-19. Despite the lack of evidence, in the past NSAIDs have been reported to reduce antibody production and weaken the immune system. Given the current situation, dietary supplements are a solid thriving alternative.
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PROCURMAX: A SAFE WAY TO DISSIPATE PAIN AND REDUCE INFLAMMATION EFFECTIVELY.
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PROCURMAX is an innovative bio-optimized formulation of CURSOL®, Osteolive® and tyndallized probiotic Lactobacillus paracasei Nu-09, which has been clinically demonstrated to reduce inflammatory processes as well as associated pain in muscular or joint problems.
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PROCURMAX REDUCES INFLAMMATION AND RELIEVES PAIN BY 40%
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CURSOL®: A highly bioavailable curcumin with potent anti-inflammatory properties. It inhibits IκB Kinase, preventing the activation of the proinflammatory pathway NFκB.
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Osteolive®: Extracted from olive fruit, maslinic acid inhibits NFκB pathway, PKC activation and PLA2 enzyme, reducing the substrate for prostaglandin synthesis, a key component in the immune response.
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Lactobacillus paracasei Nu-09: Balances the Th1/Th2 immune response. It reduces proinflammatory cytokine levels (IL-1β, TNF-α) and stimulates production of anti-inflammatory cytokines (IL-10).
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High safety profile. No adverse reactions have been registered in our clinical trials.
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PROCURMAX is a fast acting, synergistic combination of ingredients that effectively reduce inflammation, relief pain and improve GI Health, physical activity and quality of life.
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