Qualia Joint Health

A plant-based mobility-focused ingredient made from tamarind seed and turmeric root extracts (technically constituting 2 ingredients in our formula). In multiple human clinical studies, TamaFlex® has supported joint comfort, flexibility, and healthy physical function. It also offers fast-acting support for comfortable joints and ease of movement by helping to maintain healthy joint cartilage and lubrication.*

A clinically studied cucumber extract, made from cucumbers grown in Spain, that has been studied for supporting joint health, flexibility, and comfort. It also supports muscle strength and the body’s healthy regulation of some of the compounds that can contribute to cartilage breakdown.*

Our source of two key compounds in our formula- 1) Undenatured Collagen (in type I, V, and X) that supports the healthy maintenance and remodeling of cartilage, tendons, ligaments, skin, and bones. And also 2) Hyaluronic Acid, a compound that helps maintain healthy joint lubrication.*

GingerT3® is a cutting-edge, high-potency organic ginger extract created for joint health and mobility support. It’s made using a unique two step process. Supercritical CO2 extraction concentrates ginger’s pungent compounds followed by a proprietary fermentation process. The result is a low-dose, fast-acting ginger extract.*

A treasured fruit within the Ayurvedic tradition. It is thought of as being a cleansing and rejuvenating fruit that nourishes tissues throughout the body. Haritaki is commonly used to promote healthy digestion, which, because of the gut-joint axis, is part of keeping joints performing at their best.*

An important trace mineral needed to support healthy joints, tendons, bones, and brain function. It helps the body absorb other minerals, including calcium and magnesium, and supports optimal balance of sex hormones like estrogen and testosterone, which play important roles in maintaining healthy joints and cartilage.*

It plays a critical role in cellular energy production; it is essential for transporting fats into the mitochondria where they can be turned into ATP. Like all tissues, joints need energy, which they use to create and maintain cartilage and build molecules that keep them lubricated. As we get older, joints tend to make less energy, and rely more on L-Carnitine to stay lubricated, flexible, and comfortable.*