Ortho-Gesic 60 caps by Progressive Labs

Over time, joint cartilage wears down as people age and experience injuries, and muscles and skin become less firm. These natural aging problems often cause pain and slow mobility. Progressive Labs designed Ortho-Gesic, a supplement that features a combination of collagen-rich egg shell membrane and undenatured type II collagen, to support joint and muscle health, improve other areas of the body and reduce the impact of aging.

• The collagen protein in Ortho-Gesic by Progressive Labs aids with holding together all of the connective tissues within the body, including cartilage, muscle, bone, skin, hair and nails.
• Collagen's properties also make tissues more firm. As a result, the types of collagen in this supplement can help improve the body's overall appearance, signs of aging and strength in the skin, hair and nails.
• The combined properties of collagen may also promote healing from injuries.
• The forms of collagen in Ortho-Gesic by Progressive Labs may also help slow the process of type II collagen breakdown and the inflammation and pain that happens during that process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ingredients in Ortho-Gesic?

Egg shell membrane and undenatured type II collagen. Ortho-Gesic features a combination of collagen-rich egg shell membrane and undenatured type II collagen.

What does the collagen protein do in the body?

It holds connective tissues together. Collagen protein aids in holding together connective tissues throughout the body, including cartilage, muscle, bone, skin, hair, and nails.

Does Ortho-Gesic support skin, hair, and nail appearance?

Yes. Collagen's properties make tissues more firm, which can help improve the body's overall appearance and strength in the skin, hair, and nails.

Can Ortho-Gesic support recovery from injury?

Yes. The combined properties of collagen may promote healing from injuries.

Does this supplement address collagen breakdown?

Yes. The forms of collagen in Ortho-Gesic may help slow the process of type II collagen breakdown and the associated inflammation and discomfort.