FlexEzy Cream - 13 active ingredients to help your Arthritis!

Emu Oil has become popular recently due to health claims surrounding its uses and benefits. An Emu is a flightless bird, scientifically named Dromaius novaehallandiae. The use of Emu Oil originates from the Australian Aborigine culture. According to their oral history, Emu Oil has been used for over 40,000 years. The oil has been used to relieve minor aches and pains, help wounds heal quicker, and protect skin from the elements. The most popular benefit of Emu Oil is its use as an anti-inflammatory. It also contains compounds that have antioxidant properties.

Glucosamine stimulates the formation of cartilage that is essential for joint repair, reduces inflammation, maintains the viscousity in joints and inhibits enzymes that break down cartilage. Flexezy uses Glucosamine Sulfate, which has been shown to be much more powerful and more readily absorbed by the body than many other forms of Glucosamine.

Co-enzyme Q10 is a supplement that most people associate with protection from heart disease. Now a new study suggests that it helps in dealing with inflammatory arthritis. In particular, it was shown to reduce inflammatory substances and evidence of cell stress based on blood tests.

Silica helps to strengthen the connective tissues of the muscles, tendons, brain, nerve cells, and spinal cord, therefore helping to protect vulnerable joints. It also helps to stabilise the pancreas's release of insulin, and provides stronger and healthier nails, skin, and hair.

Arnica is used for bruises, sprains, muscle soreness, and muscle spasms often associated with sports activity. Arnica is also used to treat muscular aches, joint pain, and arthritis.

MSM is a form of biological Sulphur that dramatically lessens pain from joint inflammation. Because it increases cell flexibility, it makes it easier for toxins to pass through the cell. This stops the build up of pressure that creates inflammation and eventually leads to permanent cartilage damage. Sulphur is also fundamental to the body’s ability to reproduce cartilage.

Collagen is rich in amino acids that play an important role in the building of joint cartilage, and also has powerful anti-inflammatory capabilities. 

Aloe Vera known for its healing properties, it's popular for treating small skin abrasions and has also been used as arthritis treatment for centuries. 

Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D) deficiency is strongly linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), which is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the joints. RA sufferers have a higher risk of osteoporotic fractures and experience greater joint pain, so supplementation of Vitamin D is very important.

Vitamin A and E, Chamomile extract, Hops extract, Boswellia extract are additional vitamins and herbs in the cream’s formula that reduce pain, act as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, andare essential for Arthritis prevention.

How to use FlexEzy?

Apply liberally as needed to painful joints and muscles. For best results, apply two or three times a day.

How many milliliters in each tube of FlexEzy?

Each tube contains 125ml, so it should provide a month’s supply for most people’s needs. 

How long does FlexEzy normally take to work? 

Because FlexEzy is a natural herbal product, rather than a prescription drug, different people will take varying amounts of time to begin to see tangible results. In reality this means that the average person will usually begin to see good results within one to two weeks, while a person with a more severe condition may need from two to three weeks.

Can FlexEzy be taken with other medication?

Due to it’s natural formulation FlexEzy can be safely used with any other medication that a person may have been prescribed by their Doctor.

If I still have a question, what should I do?

Please call our FlexEzy helpline 0845 020 2699, where one of our experienced operators will be pleased to talk to you, and answer any questions that you have.

Apply liberally as needed to painful joints and muscles. For best result, apply twice daily.

Swelling and stiffness
Inflammation
Joint pain
Cartilage degradation
Lack of mobility
Any sports injury