The gel that keeps your joints supple

Artrosilium is a silicon gel used to treat arthritis and rheumatism. And apparently, it's very effective indeed.

First, I'll explain how a gel can help your joints...

When you have supply, strong cartilage at the ends of your bones, they can rub against each other without causing damage.

But to keep regenerating this cartilage, your body needs silicon.

As you get older, the more difficult it becomes for your body to absorb silicon, which means almost everybody over 50 years of age is silicon-deficient.

Without silicon, you have less collagen in your cartilage, which means your joints are less supple.

Eventually, your bones begin to rub together, causing inflammation, deformation, cracking, stiffness and ankylosis.

In other words, you get arthritis or rheumatism.

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When the drugs don't work
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A doctor will usually prescribe painkillers or an anti-inflammatory medication for this condition. But the side effects include digestive problems, osteoporosis, infection and even osteonecrosis.

You end up taking more medication to treat the side effects of the medication you're already taking!

But there's another way...

Silicon is vital for making collagen in cartilage, therfore easing the situation. So what if you could get silicon to the parts of your body that needed it?

This is where Artrosilium comes in.

It uses organic silica gel, but also other natural substances like meadow sweet, which has anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties.

The gel is easily absorbed by the skin and can have instant effects in some cases.

But don't be too hasty to judge this treatment in one go... the manufacturer recommends you continue to apply the gel for up to three weeks.

Which is exactly why you should take up their offer of a whole tube for a month, risk free.

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It does come at a price...
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If you suffer joint pain, then this Artrosilium is definitely worth a try.

But it does come at a price...

So I'd recommend that you use the risk-free trial offer to test it out for yourself. That way you'll know it works for sure.

You can find out more about Artrosilium if you Click here