FLEXEZY – GC XBS Review

Product Features

FLEXEZY – GC XBS combines glucosamine and chondroitin in a formula designed to assist with joint and cartilage pain management. Chondroitin is a molecule that naturally occurs in the body. It is a major component of cartilage structure, and as a supplement, it helps keep joint cartilage lubricated by absorbing water (fluid) into the connective tissue. Several studies have shown that chondroitin supplementation may decrease pain associated with osteoarthritis, a disease characterized by loss of cartilage. However, there are studies which indicate the substance has in fact no positive effect on cartilages; hence further studies should be conducted.

Glucosamine is naturally produced by the body and is also a component of human cartilage and synovial fluid. There are certain studies which show glucosamine may help manage osteoarthritis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease, however results are contradictory. Glucosamine is a popular ingredient in various dietary supplements for joint health, especially in combination with chondroitin sulfate. Studies suggest the substance is safe, and causes only minor side effects (heartburn, gas, bloating indigestion, diarrhea and nausea).

Unfortunately, there are no reviews for FLEXEZY – GC XBS available for reading online. The daily recommended intake of FLEXEZY is 2 capsules per day. No side effects or drug interactions are mentioned by the manufacturer.

Conclusion

Cartilage and joints problems are relatively frequent, especially in old age people. Other causes may of course exist, including injury, genetic factors or other diseases (arthritis). In order to prevent joint and cartilage disease, supplementation is often prescribed. FLEXEZY – GC XBS is a formula featuring two of the most popular ingredients Glucosamine and Chondroitin and claims to use a controlled-release system that increases the formula’s effectiveness on the long term. Although the formula has not been researched, there is sufficient research available on the two ingredients. However, results have not always been positive, with some studies indicating that Glucosamine and Chondroitin may actually have no effect in improving symptoms of joint and cartilage disease. We recommend that you discuss your options with a specialized physician.