KaraMD Comfort Guard X24 Review

Comfort Guard x24 Ingredients

Turmeric Root Powder 1050mg - Turmeric has been shown to have notable anti inflammatory properties, and there have been multiple trials which have shown relatively consistent results. It's been shown to be effective at helping with multiple chronic diseases that cause acute inflammation and muscle pain. [4] It's generally beneficial for digestive support, although as mentioned some people don't tolerate it well. This is relatively uncommon though for the natural supplement. 

Boswellia Serrata 200mg - Boswellia Serrata is a common ingredient in joint pain supplements. There are a lot of trials to back it's use and we generally consider it to be a good ingredient for comfort guard x24. [5] The only catch is it's a relatively cheap ingredient for supplements focused on chronic pain and most budget supplements contain it and other effectively dosed ingredients. 

Curcumin 150mg - Curcumin is a fantastic anti inflammatory and one of the most well backed for any natural pain relief supplement. The problem is that as we mentioned in the intro it's generally dosed a bit higher. It's actually be shown to be as effective as many inflammatory medications. [6] Treatment groups have been shown to have a reduction in medical markers of inflammation, [7] [8] [9] as well as self reported joint stiffness and improvements to painful joints in general. Although a few studies have shown only shown only pain reduction and no improvement to joint stiffness. [10] That said, there's still more than enough evidence to shown that it's effective, with many trial participants continuing to take the supplements after the trails and even reducing other treatments. Comfort Guard X24 made a good decision with this inclusion. Just they could've included more. Like turmeric it can cause stomach discomfort in some. 

Ginger Root Powder 100mg - Ginger does contain anti inflammatory compounds known as gingerols, typically speaking galangal contains these in higher doses and the extracts that work at doses lower than 3 grams, which is raw ginger roots effective range [10] are generally made of a combination of the two. Even then the lowest dosed effective clinical trials were at 255mg of the extract. [3] As a result this is far to under dosed to be within the effective range for anti inflammatory effects and pain relief.