1.The main ingredients and effects of MoveFree are as follows:
 

1.1. Glucosamine: The main ingredient in MoveFree is glucosamine, also known as amino sugar or glucosamine sulfate. It is a substance synthesized in the human body and is an essential nutrient for the formation of cartilage cells.

• The primary function of glucosamine is to stimulate the production of cartilage (proteoglycans and collagen) and prevent cartilage breakdown. It strengthens the body's self-repair mechanisms.

• Glucosamine is not metabolized into glucose in the body, so it does not cause blood sugar fluctuations. It is safe for use by individuals with diabetes.
   

1.2. Chondroitin Sulfate: Chondroitin sulfate is an important component of connective tissue and has various pharmacological and physiological effects.

• Chondroitin sulfate is a long chain composed of repeated disaccharide units, acting like a "water-absorbing magnet" that helps absorb synovial fluid into proteoglycan molecules.

• It inhibits the activity of certain cartilage-degrading enzymes, preventing premature cartilage breakdown.

• It stimulates the production of proteoglycans, glycosaminoglycans, and collagen, which are the main components of healthy new cartilage.

• It works synergistically with glucosamine, stimulating the synthesis of new cartilage while controlling the enzymes that destroy cartilage, maintaining the health of cartilage cells, and helping restore normal cartilage matrix and improve joint function.
   

1.3. Soothing Factor - Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM): MSM is an organic sulfur compound that is necessary for the synthesis of collagen in the human body and for maintaining the balance of biological sulfur elements.

• It inhibits inflammation in osteoarthritis and reduces joint pain.

• It acts as an antioxidant, helping to remove free radicals.
   

1.4. Type II Collagen (UC-II): Collagen comes in different types, with type I and type III primarily found in connective tissues such as skin and blood vessels, while type II is mainly produced by chondrocytes and exists in tissues such as bones, joints, and tendons. Non-denatured type II collagen (UC-II) is a collagen protein found in healthy cartilage, and it is extracted using proprietary methods to maintain its structure in a patented collagen mixture.

• Oral supplementation of UC-II can inhibit inflammatory responses in bone and joints, reducing bone and joint pain.

• UC-II has an "oral tolerance" effect, meaning it has immunomodulatory properties that effectively improve collagen-induced arthritis.

• Data has shown that UC-II has positive effects on three indices: WOMAC score (pain, stiffness, joint function), VAS (visual analog scale) for pain assessment, and LFI (Lequesne's functional index) which assesses pain, walking distance, and daily activities.
   

1.5. Boron: Boron is present in small amounts in the human and animal body, but it is closely related to cartilage metabolism. Boron deficiency in the body is considered one of the causes of osteoporosis. Dietary supplementation with boron can reduce the occurrence of osteoporosis and improve bone quality and density in osteoporosis patients. Studies have shown a link between boron deficiency and osteoarthritis, and boron supplementation can reduce the incidence and alleviate the symptoms of osteoarthritis.
 

1.6. Vitamin D: Vitamin D is naturally present and is a well-known vitamin that helps regulate the body's processing of calcium and magnesium. Obtaining sufficient vitamin D from food alone is difficult, and it is often inadequate or deficient.

• Promotes the absorption of calcium in the intestines.

• Beneficial for bone growth and bone health.

• Supports immune function.

• Prevents osteoporosis (brittle bones).