Joints make themselves known gradually: stiffness in the morning, a creak when climbing the stairs, an unpleasant sensation after a longer effort.
Three different tissues are responsible for smooth movement – cartilage, bone and connective tissue – and each of them has its own peptide bioregulator.
The essentials in brief
- check_circle Cartilage has no blood vessels – it receives nutrients during movement.
- check_circle Immobility harms cartilage no less than overload does.
- check_circle Different tissues call for different peptides: Sigumir (cartilage and bone), Cartalax (connective tissue), Bonomarlot (bone marrow), Gotratix (muscles).
- check_circle Supplements are supplements – the foundation remains movement, muscle strengthening and body weight.
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What happens in a joint
The surface of a joint is covered with cartilage – a smooth, elastic tissue that works as a shock absorber.
Cartilage has no blood vessels: it takes up nutrients from the joint fluid during movement. That is why The surface of a joint is covered with cartilage – a smooth, elastic tissue that works as a shock absorber. – immobility harms it no less than overload does.
regular, moderate movement is one of the most important conditions for feeding cartilage
Which peptide for which tissue
| Tissue | Product | Form |
|---|---|---|
| Cartilage and bone tissue | Sigumir | Capsules, sublingual drops |
| Capsules, sublingual drops | Cartalax | Sublingual drops |
| Bone marrow | Bonomarlot | Capsules |
| Capsules | Gotratix | Capsules |
Peptides for joints, cartilage and bones
Sigumir – cartilage and bone tissue peptides
Sigumir – a cytomax whose peptides are isolated from cartilage and bone tissue. Helps maintain the normal condition of cartilage and bone tissue and contributes to maintaining joint function. There is also a sublingual form.
Cartalax – connective tissue peptides
Cartalax – sublingual drops intended for the support of connective tissue and cartilage. The sublingual form is taken up through the mucous membrane, so it acts faster than capsules.
Bonomarlot – bone marrow peptides
Bonomarlot – bone marrow (haematopoietic system) peptides. They are often included in a broader musculoskeletal support programme, because bone marrow is linked with the renewal of bone tissue.
Gotratix – muscle peptides
Gotratix – muscle tissue peptides. A joint is stabilised by the muscles around it, so muscle support is an inseparable part of the joint topic, especially for people who train actively.
How to put a course together
The usual schedule is 1–2 capsules 2 times a day with meals, 30 days, repeated after 3–6 months.
The usual scheme is
What else is worth doing
Move regularly and moderately – cartilage is fed during movement.
Strengthen the muscles around the joint – this reduces the load it carries.
Keep an eye on your weight – every extra kilogram falls on the knees and hips.
Make sure of sufficient protein and vitamin D in the diet.
Do not overdo it – a sudden jump in load after a long break is usually what ends in complaints.
We write more about how cytomaxes differ from cytogens in the article Peptide Bioregulators: Cytomaxes vs Cytogens, and we discuss the differences between capsules and sublingual drops on the page Peptide forms.
