ArthroFill Liquid

ArthroFill Liquid is a dietary supplement with hyaluronic acid, trace elements and vitamin C. The nutrients contained in ArthroFill Liquid support connective tissue and cartilage. The nutrients it contains also support the immune system and help to protect cells from oxidative stress.

• Hyaluronic acid is the main component of synovial fluid and a component of cartilage and connective tissue
• Copper and manganese contribute to the maintenance of healthy connective tissue
• Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for normal cartilage function
• Copper, manganese, zinc and vitamin C help to protect cells from oxidative stress
• Copper, vitamin C and zinc contribute to the normal function of the immune system
• The blueberry extract contains additional nutrients and gives the recipe a pleasantly fruity taste

ArthroFill Liquid is a hyaluronic drink with the addition of manganese, zinc and vitamin C. Please take 12.5 ml daily with the enclosed measuring glass. It can be taken regardless of the time of day. For optimum bioavailability, it should ideally be taken at least 30 minutes after a meal. Shake the bottle well before use.

One daily dose of ArthroFill Liquid (12.5 ml) contains

*Nutrient reference values (according to Regulation (EC) No. 1169/2011)

Ingredients: Water, blueberry extract, hyaluronic acid, coconut blossom syrup, vitamin C, natural flavor, potassium sorbate, lemon juice, zinc citrate, manganese sulfate

Nutritional information per 12.5 ml: calorific value 21.9 kJ/ 5.2 kcal, fat < 0.1 g, of which healthy fatty acids < 0.1 g, carbohydrates 1.1 g, of which sugar 1 g, protein < 0.1 g, salt < 0.1 g

ArthroFill Liquid tastes naturally fruity. Hyaluronic acid is tasteless. The blueberry extract, lemon juice and a little coconut blossom naturally give ArthroFill Liquid a pleasantly fruity flavor.
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The hyaluronic acid in ArthroFill is obtained through a plant-based biotechnological fermentation process. The starting material is natural maize, which is first converted into maize starch. This maize starch serves as a culture medium for special bacteria that produce hyaluronic acid during fermentation.

The result is a highly pure, vegan hyaluronic acid that comes particularly close to the body’s own hyaluronic acid. Thanks to its plant-based origin and gentle production, it can be easily metabolized by the body. The body can use the hyaluronic acid at any time if necessary, for example to support the synovial fluid or for skin health.

This sustainable, plant-based process achieves a consistently high level of purity, which minimizes the risk of intolerance and enables safe application. ArthroFill therefore offers a hyaluronic acid that is obtained naturally from corn starch and does not contain any animal ingredients.

The hyaluronic acid contained in ArthroFill ranges in size from 800 to 2500 kDa. The abbreviation “kDa” stands for kilodalton and refers to the molecular mass of the hyaluronic acid.

This molecular weight corresponds to the naturally occurring hyaluronic acid in the human body. Studies have shown that hyaluronic acid in this size range is particularly well absorbed by the body.

Three classes often appear in connection with the size or weight of hyaluronic acid:

• Low molecular weight (50 kDa and smaller)
• Medium molecular weight (50 – 1500 kDa)
• High molecular weight (1500 kDa and larger)

The hyaluronic acid contained in ArthroFill is therefore in the medium to high molecular weight hyaluronic acid range.

As an essential active ingredient in skin care, hyaluronic acid is mainly used in creams or injected. As an important component of synovial fluid, hyaluronic acid is also injected into the joint to treat osteoarthritis. However, hyaluronic acid can also be taken with food. But can this really work?

Why is the molecular weight of hyaluronic acid important?

An important factor for the effectiveness of oral hyaluronic acid is its molecular weight. Hyaluronic acid consists of very large molecules that cannot be readily absorbed by the body. However, ArthroFill Liquid takes advantage of enzymatic digestion to ensure that the hyaluronic acid is in a bioavailable form.

When taken in liquid form, the hyaluronic acid is pre-digested in the mouth by enzymes in the saliva. These enzymes break down the large hyaluronic acid molecules to a size that allows them to pass through the intestinal wall into the bloodstream. This increases the bioavailability of the hyaluronic acid and it can be efficiently used by the body to support synovial fluid and promote joint health.

Why is liquid hyaluronic acid particularly beneficial?

The advantage of hyaluronic acid in liquid form is that it is easier to take and can be better absorbed by the body. Some liquid nutrients can already be absorbed via the mucous membranes in the mouth, making the nutrients available more quickly.

Thanks to the enzymatic comminution of the molecules in saliva, the hyaluronic acid is processed in such a way that it can be optimally absorbed via the intestinal wall. As a result, liquid hyaluronic acid offers greater bioavailability, which makes it particularly effective in supporting joint function and improving synovial fluid.

Conclusion: Hyaluron for ingestion can work

Yes, oral hyaluronic acid can work, especially in liquid form, which is particularly easy to take and well absorbed by the body through enzymatic digestion.

After ingestion, the ingredients of ArthroFill first enter the digestive tract, where they are absorbed by the body. From there, they are transported via the bloodstream to the various tissues, including the cartilage tissue in the joints, such as in the knee, shoulder or hip.

How do the nutrients reach the cartilage tissue in the knee, for example?

The cartilage tissue in our joints, especially in the knee, is not supplied directly by blood vessels. Instead, the cartilage receives its nutrients via the synovial fluid, which surrounds the cartilage tissue and acts as a lubricant. This synovial fluid transports the nutrients from ArthroFill via the synovial membrane directly to the cartilage cells in the knee, where they are needed to regenerate and build up the cartilage. Regular exercise plays a decisive role in this, as movement helps the nutrients to be pressed into the cartilage and thus absorbed more efficiently.

Conclusion: How the ingredients in ArthroFill support the knee

Once absorbed, the nutrients in ArthroFill are effectively transported to the joints, including the knee joint. Thanks to the synovial fluid, they go directly to the cartilage cells in the knee, where they help to support knee joint function and relieve discomfort. In combination with regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle, the ingredients in ArthroFill can help to maintain knee health and relieve pain.

Yes, ArthroFill Liquid and tablets are guaranteed doping-free. ArthroFill does not contain any substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

Yes, ArthroFill Liquid is also suitable for diabetics.

ArthroFill Liquid does not contain: Gluten, crustaceans, eggs, fish, peanuts, soy, milk, nuts, celery, mustard, sesame seeds, sulfur dioxide and sulfites, lupins, molluscs

ArthroFill Liquid was specially developed to support joint function. But can it also specifically help to build up cartilage?

What happens during cartilage degradation?

Before we look at how ArthroFill can help build cartilage, it is important to understand how cartilage works in our bodies. Cartilage is a smooth, elastic tissue that protects the ends of the bones in the joints and protects them from friction. However, with age, injury or excessive strain, cartilage can break down, leading to a decline in cartilage health. This process often leads to pain, reduced mobility and, in the long term, even diseases such as osteoarthritis.

Cartilage has only a limited ability to regenerate itself, as it has hardly any blood vessels of its own. Regeneration is slow and difficult, which makes it all the more important to take early action to support cartilage formation and slow down degradation.

How can ArthroFill support cartilage formation?

What role does hyaluronic acid play?
Hyaluronic acid plays a central role in the synovial fluid that serves as a lubricant for the joints. Hyaluronic acid helps to keep the joints supple and protect the cartilage from excessive wear and tear. It also promotes the supply of moisture to the cartilage, which makes it more resistant to stress and supports cartilage formation.

Why is manganese so important for cartilage?
Manganese promotes the synthesis of glycosaminoglycans and collagen, which are important components of cartilage. These substances contribute to the formation and maintenance of cartilage structure, which is particularly important for slowing down cartilage degradation and promoting cartilage formation.

How does zinc help with cartilage formation?
Zinc supports cell division and regeneration, which is essential for cartilage formation. It also helps to minimize inflammation-related damage by supporting enzyme activity in the cells of cartilage tissue. Zinc thus plays a crucial role in the renewal and repair of cartilage tissue, which is particularly important for damaged cartilage.

What is the importance of vitamin C?
Vitamin C is essential for collagen production, an essential component of cartilage tissue. Thanks to its antioxidant properties, it protects cartilage from damage caused by free radicals and therefore contributes to long-term joint health and cartilage formation.

Conclusion: support for cartilage formation

Even if complete regeneration of cartilage tissue is difficult, ArthroFill’s high-quality ingredients can provide valuable support for cartilage regeneration by supplying the body with essential joint building blocks.

Osteoarthritis is a widespread degenerative joint disease that is influenced by various factors. The three most important factors that can positively determine the course of osteoarthritis are

• Movement
• Relaxation
• Nutrition

The big challenge is that we have to take these factors into our own hands in order to positively influence the course of osteoarthritis. There is no cure that will completely eliminate osteoarthritis. But we can make a decisive contribution to alleviating the symptoms and improving joint function.

How does ArthroFill help with osteoarthritis?

ArthroFill can play a supportive role in osteoarthritis by providing the body with the right nutrients that are important for cartilage development and joint health. Scientific studies show that cartilage tissue can regenerate under the right conditions. To slow the progression of osteoarthritis, the following conditions must be met:

• Less pressure on the joints: relaxation and rest are essential to prevent further stress on the damaged cartilage and reduce joint wear and tear.
• Movement is crucial: the exchange of nutrients in the joint is activated by movement. Only through sufficient movement can the important nutrients reach the cartilage to nourish it and improve joint function.
• The right nutrients: In order to build up cartilage and prevent osteoarthritis, it is essential that the body receives the right nutrients via the blood and the synovial membrane.

Conclusion: Support for osteoarthritis with ArthroFill

ArthroFill cannot cure osteoarthritis, but it does provide valuable support. By supplying the body with essential nutrients that are necessary for cartilage formation, as well as through a combination of regular exercise and relaxation, the degenerative processes in osteoarthritis can be positively influenced and the quality of life significantly improved.