Painsolv Celadrin Accelerator Balm™
	Proven, effective pain relief, without side effects Celadrin® can help to alleviate arthritis, injuries to muscles and tendons, and aching joints without any side effects. It works in a similar but more dramatic way to EPA and DHA in fish oils. Formulated with a patented complex of special esterified fatty acids, derived from bovine tallow oil, it induces change at cellular level. It works to decrease inflammatory responses, lubricate cell membranes and restore fluids that cushion bones and joints. It also assists in reducing cartilage breakdown. Celadrin is rapidly absorbed and provides immediate and cumulative pain relief. It can also be highly effective when taken in combination with Glucosamine. How Celadrin Works Celadrin works similarly to, but much more dramatically than the essential fatty acids, EPA and DHA from fish oils. The esterified (meaning it is stable and does not react with oxygen) fatty acids present in Celadrin have pronounced anti-inflammatory effects, such as the inhibition of the endothelial cells (thin cells that line the inside of some body cavities) and decreasing the pro-inflammatory effects of other fatty acids. The special fatty acids found in Celadrin have also been shown to control immune factors responsible for inflammation. This alone could explain some effects of Celadrin, such as reduction of pain in joints affected by osteoarthritis. And certainly, these functions are very important in preventing further tissue and joint damage while promoting healing. Additionally, the molecules found in Celadrin may also play a role in lubrication of an affected joint. This action combined with anti-inflammatory effects, explain some of the significant improvements in mobility and function. Such combined effects would appear to be occurring through the application of Celadrin cream in psoriasis. Also, these special fatty acids have been shown to reduce skin inflammation, while also providing a sustained emollient effect at the site of psoriasis. It also works by inhibiting arachidonic acid, one of the main promoters of the inflammatory cascade of immune factors by inhibiting 5-lipoxygenase, another mediator of inflammation. It may also alter cellular membranes protecting them from the action of inflammatory cytokines or by reducing the secretion of inflammatory cytokines and C-reactive protein (CRP).