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SHELLFISH FREEGLUCOSAMINE TOPICAL CREAMWITH CHONDROITIN AND VITAMIN EUPC CODE 0 646420 2723 8NATURAL HEALTH PRODUCTSDIRECTORATE (NHPD) CLAIMS:NHPD claims pending for Jamieson GlucosamineTopical Cream are:• Soothing care for healthy joints• Supports pain-<strong>free</strong> movement of h<strong>and</strong>s, wrists, hips,ankles, knees, neck <strong>and</strong> back 1,2,3GENERAL INFORMATIONCartilage is a tough, gel-like material that covers the endsof bones where they meet to form a joint. Cartilage allowsbones to glide smoothly across each other duringmovement, <strong>and</strong> acts as a shock absorber for the joints.Over time, normal “wear <strong>and</strong> tear” in the body causescartilage to crack <strong>and</strong> break away from the joints. As thisprotective coating wears away, the bones start to grindagainst each other during movement. 1,2,3 This can result ina condition known as osteoarthritis (OA), which ischaracterized by pain, inflammation <strong>and</strong> stiffness in thejoints; in particular, the joints of the hips, spine, knees, feet<strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s. 1,2,3 Primary OA is the normal degeneration dueto decades of wear <strong>and</strong> tear <strong>and</strong> stress being placed on thecollagen of the cartilage. Secondary OA is due topredisposing factors such as trauma <strong>and</strong> previousinflammatory disease. Natural health products that contain<strong>glucosamine</strong> can help relieve the pain caused by OA, <strong>and</strong>individuals <strong>with</strong> age-related degenerative joint diseases oracute joint injuries may also benefit fromsupplementation. 1,2,3Glucosamine is a biological chemical that is naturallypresent in bone cartilage, where it forms the majorcushioning ingredients of the synovial fluids of the joints<strong>and</strong> surrounding tissues. 1,2,3 As its name indicates,<strong>glucosamine</strong> is composed of a sugar molecule (glucose)<strong>and</strong> an amine group. While most sugars come from dietarysources <strong>and</strong> are burned for energy, amino sugars aremainly formed in the body <strong>and</strong> used primarily inmanufacturing tissue components. As such, <strong>glucosamine</strong>helps form the proteoglycans that fit <strong>with</strong>in the spaces incartilage netting that is needed to restore joint structure.Normal wear <strong>and</strong> tear during bodily functions means thattissues are constantly broken down (metabolized) <strong>and</strong>replaced or restructured. Glucosamine amino sugars arethus continuously in dem<strong>and</strong>. With age, the body’s abilityto produce <strong>glucosamine</strong> may become impaired, resulting inconsiderable dysfunction <strong>and</strong> pain. Therefore, <strong>glucosamine</strong>metabolism is an important factor to consider in thedevelopment of osteoarthritis. As a “building block” ofcartilage, <strong>glucosamine</strong> can help to slow the development ofmild to moderate OA by protecting <strong>and</strong> strengtheningcartilage, allowing it to retain its cushioning effects <strong>and</strong>lubricate the joints. It also plays a role in preventingfurther joint damage, helps to reduce inflammation <strong>and</strong>supports pain-<strong>free</strong> movement of the joints. 1,2,3Who can benefit from Glucosamine?Individuals that:• Suffer from pain or stiffness in the knees, h<strong>and</strong>s, feetor hips• Experience a limited range of motion in the joints• Have swollen or inflamed knees or fingers• Experience arthritic back <strong>and</strong> neck pain• Have recently injured or sprained a joint• Are involved in any high intensity activities or highimpact sports 4• Have a family history of any joint diseasesGlucosamine is thought to be even more effective forrelieving the pain <strong>and</strong> inflammation of arthritis than nonsteroidalanti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). 5 In fact,while NSAIDs provide pain relief from OA, they do notaddress the fundamental problem of cartilage loss, <strong>and</strong> canalso have serious side effects, such as internal bleeding orliver failure, <strong>with</strong> long-term use. 5Chondroitin is another substance that is naturally presentin joint cartilage. Chondroitin acts like a liquid “magnet”to help attract fluid around the cartilage. This fluid acts asa spongy shock absorber in the joints <strong>and</strong> also helps tosweep nutrients into the cartilage. In fact, <strong>with</strong>out thisfluid, cartilage becomes malnourished, dry, thin <strong>and</strong>fragile. Chondroitin sulfate also inhibits various enzymesthat contribute to the breakdown of cartilage in the body.It is therefore effective for increasing joint mobility <strong>and</strong>slowing cartilage loss. Chondroitin sulfate worksFor Accidental Overdose (such as child ingesting formula)Dial 911, 0 for operator assistance or call your nearest Poison Control Centre.For Professional Use OnlyThe information contained here has been accumulated from many sources.Indications are not intended as cures, they are simply a guideline to be used at your professional discretion.For more information please visit www.jamieson<strong>vitamin</strong>s.com or call 1-800-265-5088 to speak to a Consumer Affairs representative.07/18/10


synergistically <strong>with</strong> <strong>glucosamine</strong> against osteoarthritispain. 6 Chondroitin has been found especially effective forosteoarthritis of the knee 7,8,9 <strong>and</strong> as effective as taking painmedication. 10,11Glucosamine <strong>and</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong> sulfate have consistentlydemonstrated their ability in relieving pain associated <strong>with</strong>stiffness <strong>and</strong> osteoarthritis (OA). A study published in theJournal of Rheumatology was designed to determine theefficacy of <strong>topical</strong> <strong>glucosamine</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong> in thetreatment of OA of the knee. Results of this study suggestthat the use of <strong>glucosamine</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong> <strong>cream</strong> is effectivein relieving the pain associated <strong>with</strong> OA of the knee <strong>with</strong>infour weeks time. 12Vitamin E, in the form of tocopheryl acetate, is pure <strong>and</strong>natural. This antioxidant, when <strong>topical</strong>ly applied,penetrates the layers of skin to reduce formation of <strong>free</strong>radicals, which interfere <strong>with</strong> healing. 13,14 It is also knownto influence the production of collagen to improve skinstrength <strong>and</strong> elasticity. 14Jamieson Glucosamine Topical Cream is made <strong>with</strong>Regenasure br<strong>and</strong> Glucosamine which is a GlucosamineSulfate Potassium Chloride complex that is non-<strong>shellfish</strong><strong>and</strong> non-animal derived. Most <strong>glucosamine</strong> products onthe market are made from chitin, a substance found in<strong>shellfish</strong> such as lobsters <strong>and</strong> crab. This can be a concernfor individuals <strong>with</strong> <strong>shellfish</strong> allergies. This <strong>glucosamine</strong> isderived from Aspergillus Niger fermented corn grown inNorth America. As a result, it is suitable for individuals<strong>with</strong> <strong>shellfish</strong> allergies.Jamieson Glucosamine Topical Cream is a naturalapproach to support pain-<strong>free</strong> movement of joints.Glucosamine in the <strong>topical</strong> form is highly bioavailable.This <strong>cream</strong> may help relieve osteoarthritic pain in thejoints of the h<strong>and</strong>s, wrists, hips, ankles, knees, neck <strong>and</strong>back. Furthermore, the <strong>cream</strong> is effective because itdirectly targets the joints to provide immediate pain relief.It is ideal for individuals <strong>with</strong> osteoarthritis that have nothad success <strong>with</strong> oral <strong>glucosamine</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong>, or forthose who prefer to apply a <strong>topical</strong> formula.reveal both immediate <strong>and</strong> long-term effects of thebotanical complex on heavy painful legs, as well as aquestionnaire to measure the intensity of the effect felt.The four-week use of the botanical complex showed apositive trend of the users to score higher in the areas ofimprovement in heavy legs, feeling of coolness, tolerance<strong>and</strong> smell. 15What makes Glucosamine Topical Cream from JamiesonLaboratories different…<strong>and</strong> why does that difference meanbetter?1) Contains not only <strong>glucosamine</strong> as an active, but also abotanical complex.2) Glucosamine in a <strong>cream</strong> form is great for those whoprefer not to chew tablets or swallow capsules, or inaddition to these supplements.3) Our premium formulations are manufactured using the360 Pure process - a minimum of 360 quality teststhat guarantee traceability <strong>and</strong> reliability of rawmaterial, product safety, full potency <strong>and</strong> absoluteclinical purity.INGREDIENT INFORMATIONAqua, Glucosamine Sulfate, Stearic Acid, Steareth-2,Propylene Glycol, Steareth-21, Cetyl Alcohol,Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclotetrasiloxane, Dimethiconol,Sodium Chondroitin Sulfate, Diazolidinyl Urea,Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Polyacrylamide, C13-14Isoparaffin, Laureth-7, Tocopheryl Acetate, MenthaArvensis Leaf Oil, Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel Oil,Cupressus Sempervirens Leaf/Nut/Stem Oil, Lav<strong>and</strong>ulaHybrida Oil, Cistus Ladaniferus Oil, Salix Alba (Willow)Bark Extract, Sodium Hydroxide.DIRECTIONSAdults – Apply on affected area as needed, massageslowly <strong>and</strong> let penetrate. Store between 15 ºC-25 ºC, awayfrom children.Glucosamine Topical Cream also contains 100% pure <strong>and</strong>natural essential oils, which bring relief <strong>and</strong> refreshment toheavy <strong>and</strong> painful legs. This botanical complex includesessential oils renowned for their physical <strong>and</strong>psychological benefits. An in vivo study was conducted toFor Accidental Overdose (such as child ingesting formula)Dial 911, 0 for operator assistance or call your nearest Poison Control Centre.For Professional Use OnlyThe information contained here has been accumulated from many sources.Indications are not intended as cures, they are simply a guideline to be used at your professional discretion.For more information please visit www.jamieson<strong>vitamin</strong>s.com or call 1-800-265-5088 to speak to a Consumer Affairs representative.07/18/10


INDICATED BENEFITS• Supports pain-<strong>free</strong> movement of h<strong>and</strong>s, wrists, hips,ankles, knees, neck <strong>and</strong> back. 1,2,3• Absorbs quickly for fast acting reliefNUTRIENT INTERACTIONSDrug InteractionsNone known when taken as directed.Nutrient DepletionsNone known when taken as directed.Supportive InteractionsOral <strong>glucosamine</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong>, niacinaminde, SAMe.WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONSFor external use only. Avoid contact <strong>with</strong> eyes. In case ofaccidental ingestion, seek medical attention immediately.Consult a health care practitioner if you are pregnant orbreastfeeding.TOXICITY, ADVERSE REACTIONS, ANDSIDE EFFECTSNone known when taken as directed.REFERENCES1. Braham, R., Dawson, B., Goodman, C. (2003). The effect of<strong>glucosamine</strong> supplementation on people experiencing regularknee pain. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 37:45-49.2. Towheed, T.E. & Anastassiades, T. (2007). Glucosaminetherapy for osteoarthritis: An update. The Journal ofRheumatology, 34(9):1787-1790.3. Houpt, J.B., McMillan, R., Wein, C., Paget-Dellio, S.D.(1999). Effect of <strong>glucosamine</strong> hydrochloride in the treatmentof pain of osteoarthritis of the knee. Journal ofRheumatology, 26(11):2423-2430.4. Ostojic, S.M., Arsic, M., Prodanovic, S., Vukovic, J.,Zlatanovic, M. (2007). Glucosamine administration inathletes: effects on recovery of acute knee injury. Res SportsMed, 15(2):113-24.6. Huskisson, E.C. (2008). Glucosamine <strong>and</strong> <strong>chondroitin</strong> forosteoarthritis. J Int Med Res. Nov-Dec;36(6):1161-79.7. Uebelhart, D., Thonar, E.J., Delmas, P.D., Chant Raine, A.,Vignon, E. (1998). Effects of oral <strong>chondroitin</strong> sulfate on theprogression of knee osteoarthritis: a pilot study.Osteoarthritis Cartilage 6(Suppl A):39-46.8. Mazières, B., Combe, B., Phan Van, A., Tondut, J.,Grynfeltt, M. (2001). Chondroitin sulphate in osteoarthritisof the knee; a prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlledmulticenter clinical study. Journal of Rheumatology,28:173-181.9. Mazières, B., Hucher, M., Zaïm, M., Garnero P. (2007).Effect of <strong>chondroitin</strong> sulphate in symptomatic kneeosteoarthritis: a multicentre, r<strong>and</strong>omized, double-blind,placebo-controlled study. Annals of the RheumaticDiseases, 66(5):639-645.10. Bourgeois, P., Chales, G., Dehais, J., Delcambre, B., Kuntz,J.L., Rosenberg, S. (1998). Efficacy <strong>and</strong> tolerability of<strong>chondroitin</strong> sulfate 1200 mg/day vs <strong>chondroitin</strong> sulfate 3 x400 mg/day vs placebo. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 6(SupplA):25-30.11. Bucsi, L., Poor, G. (1998). Efficacy <strong>and</strong> tolerability of oral<strong>chondroitin</strong> sulfate as a symptomatic slow acting drug forosteoarthritis (SYSADOA) in the treatment of kneeosteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 6(Suppl A):31-36.12. Cohen, M., Wolfe, R., Mai, T., Lewis, D.A. (2003).R<strong>and</strong>omized, double blind, placebo controlled trial of a<strong>topical</strong> <strong>cream</strong> containing <strong>glucosamine</strong> sulfate, <strong>chondroitin</strong>sulfate, <strong>and</strong> camphor for osteoarthritis of the knee. TheJournal of Rheumatology, 30 (3): 523-528.13. Wolf, R., Wolf, D., Ruocco, V. (1998). Vitamin E: theradical protector. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol,10(2):103-17.14. Nachbar, F. & Korting, H.C. (1995). The role of <strong>vitamin</strong> Ein normal <strong>and</strong> damaged skin. J Mol Med, 73(1):7-17.15. Gattefosse R.M. V-Tonic: The ally of light-feelinglegs.5. Ruane, R. & Griffiths, P. (2002). Glucosamine therapycompared to ibuprofen for joint pain. Br J Community Nutr,Mar, 7(3):148-52.For Accidental Overdose (such as child ingesting formula)Dial 911, 0 for operator assistance or call your nearest Poison Control Centre.For Professional Use OnlyThe information contained here has been accumulated from many sources.Indications are not intended as cures, they are simply a guideline to be used at your professional discretion.For more information please visit www.jamieson<strong>vitamin</strong>s.com or call 1-800-265-5088 to speak to a Consumer Affairs representative.07/18/10

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