Studies have shown that these ingredients may work by reducing certain key inflammation-promoting enzymes in the body.  Other studies showed they performed well in promoting comfort and flexibility without the side-effects; providing a natural alternative.  Crossfitters, knitters, gardeners, muscians and more are also using it for muscle and joint health recovery.

Antioxidants in your body play a role in keeping your joints healthy as you use antioxidants to combat free radicals. Free radicals are damaging unstable particles that are created as a result of chemical reactions in the body and they can hurt you on a cellular level. When doctors examine the blood and joint fluid of patients that are having joint problems, there is an often increased activity of free radicals and lower levels of antioxidants. Some FlexEasy ingredients being rich in antioxidants, can give you a healthy supply.

FlexEasy ingredients curcumin, boswelia, bromelain, and astaxanthin can enhance responses of certain antibodies and cells within the immune system and may help slow down the expression of certain proinflammatory substances. Studies suggest that the antioxidant effects of curcumin, astaxanthin and boswelia can help fight free radicals that produce inflammation in your cardiovascular system. Bromelain has been shown to inhibit the ability of blood platelets to stick or clump together.

Acacia Extract, bromelain and curcumin has been shown to calm the digestive system, helping to relieve gas, bloating, and other digestive issues. The curcumin works differently than probiotics or enzymes by naturally soothing the gut, and slowing down the production of gastric acid. Milk Thistle extract and curcumin have been used hundreds of years and both take a multifactorial approach to helping clean the liver.  Liver health can be related to the free radical stress and inflammatory substances in your body.

Curcumin alleviates neuropathic pain by inhibiting a pain enzyme release in studies  Boswelia possesses antinociceptive effects against inflammatory nociception as well as against neuropathic pain by binding to opioid pain receptors in another study.