An Astonishing Solution to Arthritis Knee Pains

CAN ARTHRITIS EVER BE CURED?

No Cure for Most Types of Arthritis. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are many kinds of arthritis and there is no cure for most types. However, they say that "Early diagnosis and appropriate management are important, especially for inflammatory types of arthritis."
For example, early use of disease-modifying drugs, and especially biologic drugs, can affect the course of rheumatoid arthritis. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can make a difference in pain and joint damage.

KNEE ARTHRITIS CURE? YES AND NO.

A Word From Rheumatologist Scott J. Zashin, MD

Knee arthritis affects millions of adults and there are many different types. Relatively few types of knee arthritis can be cured and those are mostly the types that are associated with infection. That said, the focus of arthritis treatment must then be on slowing progression of the disease and controlling symptoms.

By slowing progression and managing symptoms, you preserve joint function and hopefully can prevent disability. With chronic forms of knee arthritis, the goal is also to learn to live well with the disease and minimize its intrusiveness, as much as possible.

Relieve Knee Pain While Being Active!

"We worked and studied closely with 460 patients ages 40 and above, testing different knee brace tightness and designs. The results were astonishing." -Dr. Harvey Lemont

"We are very happy that Patella Stabilizer has helped 88% of our patients to reduce pain and stiffness, limit the progression of joint damage, maintain and improve knee function and mobility." - Dr. Artin, Researcher

"For my older patients who suffer from knee osteoarthritis, this Patella Stabilizer has helped them walk longer distances without the pain." -Dr. Glenn Ingram

"Many of my patients' knee confidence has increased and many returned well to their sports." -Dr. Lomas C.

WHY THE PATELLA STABILIZER BRACE?

1. Relieving Kneecap Pain.

When the articular cartilage behind the kneecap (patella) softens it loses its ability to protect the bones as the joint moves. This can be painful. The anatomically contoured Knee Brace surrounds the kneecap (patella) which provides targeted compression from dual straps above and below the kneecap (patella) without reducing your mobility. During the movement, the compressing knit massages the surrounding muscles and stimulates circulation. This helps to quickly relieve the pain and reduce swelling. The support also activates sensorimotor processes which improve muscle control and provides passive stabilization for the knee.

2. Reinforced Patella Stabilizer.

The lower compression tube targets the patellar tendon, and the upper compression tube targets misalignment quadriceps to help improve patellar tracking.

3. Allowing Ligaments to Heal.

For the ACL/MCL/LCL injuries, The Patella Stabilizer Brace provides the support to allow healing.

4. Boosting confidence.

Many people report relief from knee pain with this Patella Stabilizer Brace. Experts believe that it may help relieve swelling by providing warmth and compression on the knee(s).

WEARING THE PATELLA STABILIZER SIGNIFICANTLY:

Reduces pain levels during level walking
Helps prevent cartilage damage caused by arthritis
Protects & supports the patellar tendon
Improves strength & mobility
Helps to prevent knee injuries
Reduces swelling and inflammation
Helps to correct misalignment
Increases knee confidence in walking

Hook and loop fasteners closure to secure strap
Soft and comfortable, elastic design

Breathable mesh fabric behind the knee for all-day comfort!
Inner padded design.
Double patellar knee support design makes it perfectly embrace fragile joints and aching muscle
Great for cycling, MTB, running, trekking, etc

HOW TO USE

SPECIFICATIONS

Material: Polyester
Sizes (INCHES):

Small to Medium: 16 x 41 cm
Large to Extra-large: 16 x 62 cm

SIZE CHART (CM)

SMALL TO MEDIUM:

LARGE TO EXTRA-LARGE:

PACKAGE INCLUDES

1 x Arthritis Patella Stabilizer Brace

Arthritis Patella Stabilizer Brace