Is an acidic mucopolysaccharide
complex (protein sugar polymer) containing protein substances,
denatured collagen and non-protein substances, glycosaminaglycans,
including Chrondroitin sulphates A, B and C.
This combination which comprises the
essential elements of cartilage can assist in the management of
cartilage problems associated with osteoarthritis, and help to joint
tenderness and aid mobility.
Shark
Cartilage as 'Shark Fin' has a tradition of use in Chinese medicine and
is wideely revered throughout Asia for its health-supporting
properties.
Recommended Use:
Adults As a nutritional supplement: Take 1 to 3 capsules (750mg - 2250mg) daily.
For Adult use only.
Indications:
May assist in the following conditions
Joint problems
Enteritis and other forms of intestinal inflammation
Special Benefits:
Shark Cartilage
provides the natural substances needed to maintain healthy joints and
connective tissue and has a long history of use in healing and to
maintain mobility and general health.
It
has a long tradition of use in Chinese medicine where it is consumed as
'Shark's Fin Soup' and highly regarded for its health-giving benefits.
Pacific Shark Cartilage capsules
are prepared from specially selected sharks found in the Pacific Ocean
and is a byproduct of the harvesyting of sharks for food.
The
material is processed under strict hygiene conditions to provide the
highest quality shark cartilage and the capsules are manufactured in a
GMP licensed facility
Ingredients:
| Each Capsule Contains: |
|
| Shark Cartilage Powder |
750mg |
|
|
| Approximate Analysis per 100g |
|
| Protein |
35g |
| Fat |
0.4g |
| Carbohydrates - Total |
3.4g |
| Mucopolysaccharides |
17.1g |
| (providing chondroitin sulphates) |
Precautions / Contra-indications:
Not suitable for children
Do not use during pregnancy or lactation.
CHILDREN,
BREAST FEEDING WOMEN AND THOSE WHO HAVE RECENTLY HAD A HEART ATTACK,
SURGERY OR A MAJOR ACCIDENT SHOULD NOT CONSUME SHARK CARTILAGE WITHOUT
MEDICAL ADVICE.
References:
1 Lane, Dr I. William & Comac, Linda
“Sharks Don’t Get Cancer,”
Avery Publishing Group Inc., New York, 1993
2 Darte, Alex, O.D., Ph.D.
“Jaws of Life, Story of Shark Cartilage” |
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