Flexadin Advanced

Flexadin Advanced - to support joint metabolism in osteoarthritis

Flexadin Advanced is a supplementary feed for dogs whose joints are exposed to particular stress or whose joints show signs of wear and tear due to age.

• It uses the body's own immune system and supports joint metabolism through oral tolerance formation:
  The daily administration of small amounts of non-denatured collagen adjusts the immune system so that it does not react to released cartilage fragments with inflammation. No inflammation - no pain

• Flexadin Advanced offers an innovative approach to supplying joint cartilage with omega-3 fatty acids, Indian frankincense and vitamin E: has an anti-inflammatory effect and neutralizes free radicals. Maintains healthy cartilage and promotes joint mobility.
  
  
• Simple dosage:
  The tasty chewable tablets are eagerly eaten by dogs! One chewable tablet a day is sufficient for dogs of all sizes.

• Mode of action:
  Cartilage damage in the joint - for example due to an accident or overloading - is the cause of osteoarthritis. Cartilage substances are released which the immune system recognizes as "foreign" and fights against. Antibodies are released that are directed against the cartilage collagen, causing further damage to the cartilage - creating a vicious circle.
  Non-denatured type 2 collagen breaks this vicious circle, as it is so similar to natural cartilage collagen that the immune system becomes "accustomed" to this antigen when administered regularly and downregulates the production of antibodies directed against cartilage collagen. The regular administration of undenatured type II collagen thus leads to "oral desensitization", which counteracts the progression of osteoarthritis. The positive effect of undenatured collagen type II has been proven in studies on humans, dogs and horses.

The non-denatured collagen type II contained in Flexadin Advanced chewable tablets is obtained from chicken cartilage extract in a manufacturing process that protects the natural molecular structure.