Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 6 – Niacinamide

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Niacinamide for Arthritic Dogs

Niacinamide or niacin is more popularly recognized as Vitamin B3. Niacinamide is a water-soluble, B-complex vitamin. Good sources of the vitamin are eggs, nuts, diary, poultry, fish and meat, especially the liver.

There are many health benefits of niacinamide. One is that it helps keep skin healthy. It is even used as a treatment for pimples. Secondly, it promotes proper blood circulation as it can lower cholesterol in the blood. Thirdly, niacinamide facilitates in the proper absorption of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Lastly, it contributes to the overall health of the brain and the nervous system.

Clinical tests have shown that the vitamin has anti-anxiety properties in animals. In addition, it has been observed that it can help in the management of pain and inflammation related to arthritis.

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 5 – Cell Advance

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Protecting Your Dog’s Cells

Antioxidants are substances that prevent or stop the oxidation process. Just like in humans, the oxidation process in dogs happen when food is converted into energy. The oxidation process can also be triggered by outside factors such as pollution. When oxidation occurs, free radicals are produced. These free radicals are highly reactive oxygen atoms that start damaging reactions in cells, protein and DNA. Antioxidants either stop the chemical reaction caused by free radicals or prevent the oxidation process from producing these harmful reactive atoms.

Why are antioxidants good for your dog?

The oxidation process cannot be completely prevented. As long as the dog lives, the dog’s system constantly defends itself from free radicals. Hence, dog owners need to make sure that their dog is receiving the right amount of antioxidants.

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 3 – Resveratrol

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Resveratrol for Dogs

Resveratrol is type of bioflavonoid produced by several plants when they are attacked by bacteria or fungi. Many clinical tests have shown that resveratrol has anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties. Furthermore, it has been observed that this bioflavonoid can lower blood sugar and has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system.

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 7 – ASU

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Avocados and Soybeans: Nature’s Secret Dog Arthritis Cure?

Avocado and soybean unsaponifiables or ASU is one of the key ingredients in many of the dietary supplements that are formulated for arthritic dogs. ASU is a natural extract produced from the plant oils of avocados and soybeans. Clinical studies on human patients have shown that ASU can be beneficial in the treatment of arthritis and is considered by some veterinarians as an alternative to prescription drugs.

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 1 – SAMe

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Promoting Cartilage Growth with SAM-e

What is SAM-e

S-Adenosyl methionine or SAM-e is a substance produced by the liver and was first discovered by G. L. Cantoni in 1952. SAM-e has many functions. Firstly, it promotes cellular growth and repair. Secondly, it helps in the synthesis of several hormones and neurotransmitters and lastly, studies have shown that SAM-e may help prevent cognitive impairment caused by oxidative damage in brain cells.

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 6 – Niacinamide

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 5 – Cell Advance

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 3 – Resveratrol

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 7 – ASU

Dog Arthritis Disease Modifier User Guides Part 1 – SAMe

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