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Movagen® Dolor
Movagen® Dolor is a product that supports comfort during movement and the normal function of the joints, muscles and tendons.
Ingredients
Standardised Ginger extract
Ginger extract is a natural source of gingerols – organic compounds that have a beneficial effect on joint comfort and joint mobility.
The ginger extract in Movagen® Dolor is standardised and contains a minimum of 5% gingerols, ensuring a consistent amount of gingerols in each tablet.
Besides supporting joint comfort and mobility, ginger supports the stomach lining’s natural protective function. This makes Movagen® Dolor suitable for prolonged use and long-term joint support.
Besides supporting joint comfort and mobility, ginger supports the stomach lining’s natural protective function. This makes Movagen® Dolor suitable for prolonged use and long-term joint support.
Standardised Boswellia extract
Boswellia extract contains a complex of boswellic acids that support joint comfort both during movement and physical exertion and at rest.
Acetyl-11-keto-β-boswellic acid (AKBA) is the best-studied active component of the complex, with demonstrated activity on processes associated with maintaining joint comfort. Its concentration is a key determinant of the effectiveness of the extract and usually ranges between 1 and 10%. In Movagen® Dolor, the Boswellia extract contains 30% AKBA, contributing to the potency and effectiveness of the formula.
Tetrahydrocurcuminoids
Tetrahydrocurcuminoids are an active metabolite of curcumin. Unlike conventional curcumin, which is absorbed slowly and incompletely, tetrahydrocurcuminoids are absorbed rapidly into the bloodstream and, as early as the first hour after intake, reach a concentration in the body that is many times higher than that of conventional curcumin. This ensures higher efficacy of Movagen® Dolor at a lower dose, a faster effect and more reliable support for joint comfort and mobility.
Undenatured type II collagen
Undenatured type II collagen is one of the main structural components of articular cartilage and contributes to its strength and resilience during movement and load. It has been the subject of numerous studies relating to the maintenance of normal joint mobility and comfort.
Unlike the denatured form, after oral intake, undenatured type II collagen reaches the gastrointestinal tract with its natural structure preserved. This enables the immune system to recognise it and trigger a series of natural physiological processes that support the normal condition and function of articular cartilage.
