Joint Supplements

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Whether you're dealing with joint stiffness or want to improve your mobility, vitamins and minerals can support your needs. While pain relievers can be beneficial, giving your body the necessary nutrients can enhance bone health and reduce the discomfort associated with arthritis.

Our supplements contain high-quality ingredients at low prices. Many of our joint support supplements cost just £5.00 for a 365-day supply.

Key supplements for joints

Whether you're dealing with arthritis pain or are recovering from an injury, the right nutritional supplements can reduce your symptoms and support mobility. We offer a range of effective supplements, with the most popular including:

Calcium + Vitamin D3

Both calcium and Vitamin D3 are vital in supporting bone health and preventing arthritis. Calcium can boost muscle function, putting less strength on the joints, while D3 facilitates calcium absorption and supports bone health.

Some studies found that Vitamin D3 can boost bone health, but more conclusive research is needed (NCBI). Adults should aim for 700mg of calcium and 400 IU daily. A supplement can be beneficial if you have a deficiency or can't get enough Vitamin D3 and calcium from diet alone.

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Glucosamine Sulphate + Vitamin C

Why glucosamine hydrochloride can be beneficial, glucosamine sulphate is proven to have more effective pain relieving effects.

Taking a regular supplement can offer pain relief from osteoarthritis. Combining it with Vitamin C's antioxidant properties can reduce inflammation and prevent arthritis from progressing. Taking a 500mg supplement daily ensures rapid absorption.

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Omega-3

Omega-3 is one of the best supplements to take for joint pain. It promotes joint health and facilitates the development of normal bones. Individuals with arthritis pain also find that a regular Omega-3 supplement can decrease inflammation and boost calcium absorption.

Omega-3 also supports bone density, so it can be beneficial for elderly individuals, reducing the risks of brittle bones. Most people should take between 1,000 and 3,000 mg daily.

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Why choose Sealions' supplements for joints?

When you shop with Sealions, you can access a range of benefits. We stock the most popular supplements for all health needs and ensure our customers can access high-quality products at great prices.

• Save money, but never worry about quality
• Stock up on vitamins for the whole family
• Enjoy speedy delivery
• Take advantage of high-quality ingredients

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Whether you're dealing with knee osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or general joint pain, our supplements can help you navigate inflammation and reduce the need for pain relief medications.

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FAQs

What vitamins are best for joints?

Fat-soluble vitamins, such as Vitamin D and C, are beneficial for joint health, but we also recommend taking glucosamine and Omega-3 to reduce inflammation.

What is the most effective joint supplement?

All of our supplements are beneficial for joint health. If you prefer a holistic approach, Turmeric Gummies are renowned for their anti-inflammatory effects. Glucosamine and chondroitin supplements also support joint health.

What supplements are good for menopause joint pain?

Women should take a daily multivitamin, which promotes energy and can support joint pain. Fatty acids and collagen supplements can also be beneficial.

Are joint supplements worth taking?

Investing in joint pain supplements can make life more comfortable and give your body the support it needs. Numerous clinical studies show the benefits of joint supplements, and shopping with Sealions means you can promote your health without spending a fortune.

What causes joint pain?

Joint pain can occur for a range of reasons, including:

• Medical Conditions: Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can be painful conditions that reduce mobility and cause inflammation.
• Injuries: Ligament damage, fractures and tears can cause ongoing discomfort and swelling after the injury heals. Many people have to take an anti-inflammatory drug and restrict their activities.
• Gout: Gout often occurs in older people and is caused by uric acid buildup in the joints. It results in significant pain and can restrict mobility.
• Autoimmune Conditions: Lupus and some other autoimmune disorders are known to cause inflammation and pain in the joints.
• Tendonitis: When the tendons become inflamed, it limits mobility and can cause extensive pain.
• Lifestyles: Too much exercise can cause long-term joint discomfort. Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle also put additional strain on the joints.

What is arthritis?

Arthritis is a condition that causes long-term pain and inflammation of the joints. There are over 100 conditions that fall under the arthritis umbrella, but the most common are:

1. Osteoarthritis (OA): As the most common arthritis subtype, OA is known as "wear and tear" arthritis. When protective cartilage wears over time, it causes swelling, pain and a lack of mobility.
2. Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA): Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system attracts the lining of membranes surrounding your joints. Some cases of RA impact one side of the body but can also affect both sides.

Arthritis symptoms include:

• Joint stiffness
• Knee pain
• Swelling
• Limited mobility
• Tenderness when the joint is touched
• Crackling, grinding or popping noises when the joints move
• Muscle weakness
• Burning sensations