How This Grandmother and Arthritis Sufferer “Chews” Her Arthritic Knee Pain Away

Stephanie is a 62-year-old-grandmother of four and dog-parent of two energetic dogs. Lately, she had to stop walking her dogs or playing with her grandkids. Arthritic knee pain has put fun on hold.

She was on her aching feet for most of her adult working life. At different times, Stephanie worked as a waitress, a factory worker, and then a postal worker for 15 years.

The combination of uncomfortable shoes, hard floors, and extra pounds helped create arthritis in her joints. They took a toll on her knees, ankles, and lower back.

The pain was becoming more unbearable every month. Trying to take the pressure off of her knees, Stephanie wobbled side to side as she walked. Her two youngest grandkids called her "Grandma Penguin."

Trying to find any relief, she took all the over-the-counter remedies, but they hurt her stomach and almost gave her an ulcer. The one specialist she visited told her to lose weight and then prescribed some more pain pills that gave her acid reflux.

If she couldn't find a solution to her arthritic pain, Stephanie would be a wheelchair user sooner rather than later.

Stephanie was sitting next to her daughter on the couch, watching her grandson practice his magic tricks. "I wish he could make my pain disappear," Stephanie said as she rubbed her knees. "Mom, I know you are in a lot of pain. My friend's father has arthritis too, but he's taking something natural that he says stopped his pain within two weeks. It has to do with natural healing and not pills like the doctor gives you. I know it has to do something with ancient medicine, but she said her dad swears by it."

"Honey, if you can get rid of this pain and I don't have to keep taking pills, I'm all for it! What is it?"

"Hang on, let me call my friend, and I'll tell you."

Ever since man experienced pain, he has sought a way to relieve it. One of the oldest medicinal systems on record is called Ayurveda. Healers began developing it over 3,000 years ago in what we now call India.

Plants were our first drug stores. Today, we still process plants to make drugs like morphine, aspirin, and hundreds of others.

Modern science is proving what ancient healers knew centuries ago, that our bodies respond to the natural healing properties of plants.

There are two incredibly potent roots prized by natural healers almost more than any other. They are ginger and turmeric. This powerful healing duo works together in our bodies to:

✓ Ease pain from arthritis

✓ Reduce inflammation

✓ Improve joint mobility and flexibility

Typically, most Western doctors aren't going to tell you about ginger and turmeric because... well, med schools ignore them. Big Pharma doesn't make money selling roots.

If You Suffer from Joint Pain, Pay Attention!

Arthritis is a debilitating, degenerative disease that affects over 52 million American adults. 26% of women and 19.1% of men have doctor-diagnosed arthritis.

Arthritis is the swelling and tenderness of one or more joints, which typically worsen with age. The two primary types are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

You may have heard something about "free radicals," No, it's not some wild kids on campus. They are molecules roaming around inside your body, and they do cause problems. They can get inside you from smoke or other pollutants, damaging your cell's proteins and DNA. They cause inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis too.

Antioxidants stop them like a fire extinguisher puts out a flame. Studies show that antioxidants significantly reduce the swelling around arthritic joints by destroying free radicals.

So, where can you get a regular supply of antioxidants?

Ancient healers didn't know anything about antioxidants or free radicals, but they noticed when the pain subsided and joints were not as swollen.

Ginger and turmeric help reduce pain and swelling today, just as they did thousands of years ago. This is because ginger and turmeric are in the same plant family. The active ingredient in turmeric is curcumin, and in ginger, it's gingerol.

One study suggests that turmeric extract relieves joint pain as effectively as paracetamol or acetaminophen. In addition, a 490-page medical book details the many ways curcumin helps the body fight inflammation and disease.

Another medical book reports that ginger relieves many health conditions, including oxidative damage, inflammation, cancer, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, and more.

Ginger and turmeric offer many health benefits, as Stephanie soon discovered. She found that the best way to benefit from these natural healing roots without choking down horse pills was a delicious new gummy.

"Mom, here's what you need," as her daughter passed the phone to Stephanie.

Chewable gummies are an effective natural alternative to prescription medications to ease joint pain, boost immunity, and fight inflammation naturally. Its benefits include:

Each gummy contains 270mg curcumin extract and 12mg ginger, and that's just the beginning. Here are a few reasons why they work so well together.

High Absorption Rate

It's difficult for the body to absorb fresh, powdered, or turmeric extract in the digestive tract. JellyBee gummies dissolve in the mouth, where turmeric extract absorbs more easily. As a result, gummies dramatically enhance turmeric's bioavailability or absorption by up to 92%.

Additionally, JellyBee uses pure curcumin (turmeric extract). The concentration of pure curcumin within raw turmeric is only about 3%-4%. The gummies are up to 250 times more potent than dry powder turmeric. They are the only way you can get an adequate serving per day.

Synergy Between Ginger and Turmeric

Ginger and turmeric are synergists. Food synergy is when food influences our health in complex ways where nutrients work together to create more significant health effects. They combine in the body to produce or enhance each other's effect. Blending these two ingredients into one tasty gummy increases the bioavailability (absorption).

Antioxidant

Turmeric root is bright orange when sliced open. Curcumin is the orange flavonoid, which happens to be a powerful antioxidant.

Ginger contains a phytochemical, "gingerol," that possesses potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Ancient remedies have always included ginger to help overcome ailments like colds, coughs, fevers, and flu.

Anti-inflammatory

The health-promoting properties of ginger have been around for centuries. The gingerol in ginger is a potent anti-inflammatory, and it can treat a wide range of diseases and reduces inflammation of the body's joints and muscles. Ginger can also reduce muscle pain after intense physical activity.

Neutralizes Free Radicals

Neutralizing free radicals helps reduce the inflammation and pain associated with arthritis. Studies show that the antioxidants in gingerol and curcumin resulted in the significant neutralization of free radicals.

Here is what our customers say about JellyBee Ginger and Turmeric Gummies: