Description

Brand: GOPO

Features:

• Rosehip with galactolipids joint care supplement
• Helps maintain healthy and flexible joints
• Effective alternative to Glucosamine
• Provides high levels of vitamin C

Package Dimensions: 62x162x260

Release Date: 01-03-2013

Details: Product Description

GOPO Joint Health is made from 100 Percent specially cultivated natural rose-hip and is the only product of its kind to contain a high level of GOPO – a key component of the rose-hip which may play a valuable role in the care of joints and joint tissues.

Indications

Helps maintain healthy & flexible joints

Ingredients

Rosehip powder typically providing 524µg GOPO , 40mg Vitamin C (sodium ascorbate)

Directions

First 3-5 weeks: 3 capsules twice a day Maintenance dosage: 2 capsules twice a day Capsules can be swallowed with water or split and sprinkled on food.

Safety Warning

Store in a cool dry place Keep out of sight and reach of children

Box Contains

1 X 200 Caps

Manufacturer Contact Information

Manufactured by: G.R. Lane Health Products Ltd., Sisson Road, Gloucester, GL2 0GR, UK.

GOPO Joint Health

GOPO Joint Health is made from specially cultivated natural rose-hip and is the only product of its kind to contain a high level of GOPO – a key component of the rose-hip which may play a valuable role in the care of joints and joint tissues.

GOPO was discovered over 20 years ago in Denmark and significant levels can only be obtained if the rose-hips are dried using a special patented process. GOPO has been available in Denmark for over ten years and has been the subject of several scientific studies.

About Rose-hip

Rose-hips are best known as one of the richest plant sources of Vitamin C. During world war ll when there was a shortage of citrus fruits in the UK the British government organised the harvesting of as many rose-hips as possible as a substitute source of Vitamin C. This led to a generation of children growing up with a daily spoonful of rose-hip syrup.

Apart from Vitamin C, rose-hips also contain other vitamins, pectin, tannins, flavonoids, carotenoids, and galactolipids. Galactolipids are found in cell membranes and have formed the basis of a number of different studies.

One particular galactolipid “GOPO” is of particular interest and has been subject of considerable research.