| Product Description |
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| Nexrutine Extra is an exciting new dietary supplement that has potent anti-inflammatory action. A rapidly acting ingredient, Nexrutine Extra alleviates the Discomfort associated with muscle and bone soreness from over-exertion or physical activity. Test subjects report that Nexrutine Extra not only eases general aches and Discomfort but also makes everyday activity more comfortable.
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| Suggested Use
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| As a dietary supplement adults take (2-3) capsules as needed for pain, with or without food.
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| Ingredients/Supplement Facts
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| Supplement Facts |
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
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| Ingredients |
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| Nexrutine Extra |
500 mg |
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| Other
Ingredients:Snow White Filler, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide, Gelatin, Glycerin, Purified Water.
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Contains no sugar, yeast, salt, wheatcorn, milk products, preservatives, synthetic colors, dyes or flavors.
†: Daily value not established.
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| Additional Information |
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| No side effects :
The lack of side effects is but one advantage Nexrutine Extra has over other Discomfortkillers like ibuprofen, naproxen and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Nexrutine Extra's unique mechanism of action is an even more compelling attribute. A comparison with the other inflammatory drugs serves as a good illustration. First, Nexrutine Extra inhibits the Cox-2 enzyme, a chemical in the body that causes soreness. Unlike other Cox-2 inhibitors, Nexrutine Extra does not act directly on the enzyme itself. Instead, Nexrutine Extra's true strength resides in its ability to inhibit the actual production of the enzyme that leads to soreness so it shuts off the problem at the source.
Another unique quality :
Nexrutine Extra selectively inhibits the Cox-2 enzyme. This means that it does not interfere with another related enzyme in the body, the Cox-1 enzyme. This "good" Cox enzyme is involved in maintaining the lining of the stomach and also promotes kidney function. Nexrutine Extra leaves the Cox-1 alone to do its work. Yet the same cannot be said of other NSAIDs. Many such over-the-counter Discomfortkillers block both Cox enzymes. And over-use of these a substance used in managing discomforts can prove dangerous.
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