An End to Arthritis? ‘Shocking’ Therapy Grows NEW Joints

By Jack Taylor Posted January 27, 2022

If you have arthritis, you already know that each day is a roll-of-the-dice when it comes to how much PAIN you’ll be in.  

Whether it’s your fingers, knees, elbows, or even your hips… the recurring pain and wear-and-tear on your joints makes even the simplest of tasks – like opening a jar or walking up the stairs – extremely daunting.  

And unfortunately, no matter how many over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers you take… the pain ALWAYS comes back! 

But thanks to some groundbreaking new research, the pain and frustration of arthritis and joint pain could soon be a thing of the past! 

Today I’m going to give you an exclusive first look at an innovative new therapy being developed right here in the United States that has the potential to grow NEW joints… 

It’s still undergoing extensive testing, and not yet available for humans (yet)… 

But if it continues on its current path, it may one day lead to a CURE for arthritis! But for now, I’ll clue you in on what you need to do in the meantime.  

Trust me… you’re going to be ‘shocked!’ 

Researchers at the University of Connecticut have successfully animal tested and developed a technique using small electric shocks that REGROW cartilage – providing an innovative roadmap to treating and perhaps curing arthritis.  

Deteriorated and damaged cartilage is one of the main drivers of arthritis as it causes your bones to rub and makes everyday activities like walking incredibly painful. 

Scientists and researchers have long sought a way for the human body to regrow healthy cartilage – but many attempts have failed… 

Until now! 

That’s because electricity appears to be the missing component to stimulating the body regrowing healthy, fluid cartilage.  

During lab and animal tests, researchers that led this latest study designed a ‘scaffold’ – which is a commonly used technique doctors use to repair or reconstruct missing or injured body tissue. 

The new scaffold is made of a biodegradable material doctors use to stitch up surgical wounds, called poly-L lactic acid (PLLA). The substance is piezo-electric – which means it produces a little burst of electricity when squeezed. 

The researchers discovered that when the ‘patient’ started walking and the joint moved, the movement generated a weak but steady electrical field, encouraging cells to grow into cartilage. 

And ‘new’ cartilage is essentially like getting a brand new (and pain-free) joint! 

Again, more research continues to be performed on this ‘electric’ therapy, but the findings are very promising. 

In the meantime, if you do suffer from arthritis and are looking for another way to help ease your joint pain, consider taking a glucosamine supplement.  

Glucosamine is the ‘rubbery’ fluid that naturally cushions your bones and joints. Your body naturally produces glucosamine, but it can deteriorate over time.  

But research has found that taking glucosamine supplements can help SAVE your joints and give you relief.  

Glucosamine protects cells in your cartilage that help it maintain its structure. This NATURALLY slows down cartilage degeneration in your joints AND reduces pain associated with arthritis. 

Glucosamine can be found at most health food stores or online vitamin retailers. Just be sure to stick to the recommended dosage on the label if you decide to supplement with glucosamine. 

And if you’re already taking medication to manage your joint pain, be sure to speak to your doctor first before incorporating a glucosamine supplement into your daily regimen.