In pharmaceutical manufacturing, chitosan is used as a filler in tablets; as a carrier in controlled-release drugs; to improve the way certain drugs dissolve; and to mask bitter tastes in solutions taken by mouth.

Acne: Due to Chitosan’s ability to inhibit certain bacteria which cause the inflammation associated with acne Chitosan has been used to effectively treat it.

Candida: Is a yeast that lives in the colon and it is normally harmless. However, it can over grow and get out of control causing serious health problems. Candida overgrowth affects millions of people. Clinical test involving mice established that Chitosan exhibited the ability to kill candida.

Antacid: A patent has been issued to a Japanese company for using Chitosan as safe and highly effective antacid.

Calcium: Calcium is important for the prevention of osteoporosis. Clinical test show that Chitosan has been found to increase the bioavailability of calcium, which means that is more readily absorbed.

Anti-Plaque: Studies using Chitosan in chewing gum show that Chitosan raises the pH in the mouth and binds to the bacteria that causes plaque and tooth decay.

Anti-Tumour: Recent studies show that Chitosan has an immunopotentiating action. Mice that were given Chitosan showed reduction in blood born microphages and tumour growth was impaired.

Chitosan is unquestionably a remarkable substance and medical studies for its potential health uses are ongoing.

Joint Health & Wound Care Ingredients

To Thrive in Life You Need Three Bones: A WishBone, A BackBone, A FunnyBone.

Vegan D-Glucosamine

Hydrolyzed Bovine Collagen

Vitamin D3

100,000 IU/g500,000 IU/g

Chondroitin Sulfate

MSM -- MethylSulfonylMethane

Genipin

Source: Gardenia jasminoides EllisPurity: ≥98%

Sodium Alginate

100,000 IU/g
500,000 IU/g

Source: Gardenia jasminoides Ellis
Purity: ≥98%