The Joint Genesis™ Formula
Mobilee®
Mobilee® is the star ingredient in Joint Genesis™, and as more and more research shows, the key to optimum joint health at any age.
Pycnogenol®
Although Mobilee® works wonders for your joints on its own, we discovered that its joint-supporting power is strengthened further when combined with another rare and expensive ingredient.
And this is where Joint Genesis™ truly shines, and real, life-changing progress can be felt.
This rare ingredient is the bark of a French maritime pine tree, and a next-generation and patented form of this ingredient called Pycnogenol®.
Ginger Root
Like Pycnogenol®, ginger is a potent antioxidant and decades of studies support its efficacy in promoting a healthy inflammatory response in the joint tissue.
In doing so, ginger helps to boost the effectiveness of Joint Genesis™ and promote greater joint comfort, flexibility and mobility.
Boswellia Serrata
Another ingredient that helps to further strengthen the results delivered by Mobilee® and Pycnogenol® is Boswellia Serrata, a tree that originates in India.
The extract derived from the gum resin of the bark of the Boswellia tree has been proven in multiple studies to promote a healthy inflammatory response in the joint tissue, helping to support joint comfort and joint function.
BioPerine®
To round off the formula and help ensure the strongest and fastest possible results, Joint Genesis™ also includes BioPerine®, another advanced and patented extract obtained from black pepper fruits that helps boost the absorption of the other ingredients in the formula.
As a result, this unique and powerful blend of ingredients includes everything you need to help support your joints, enjoy comfortable movement, and delight in the renewed flexibility of your youth!
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