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LightYears Health Focuses on Knee Mobility and Joint Care for Ageing Indians
Reported by Tanvi Pillai (Section Editor) · Bing News - Health (India) ·
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UPDATE - follow-up to Active Ageing Isn't Just About Diet And Steps - LightYears Health Wants India To Add Mobility To The List: MIT-incubated nutraceutical firm LightYears Health is targeting knee health to bridge a gap in India's standard wellness advice.
What Happened
Indians in their 40s and 50s expect to stay active into their 60s and 70s by working, travelling, and exercising. However, standard health advice focuses heavily on diet and step counts while ignoring joint protection for everyday movements like climbing stairs or getting out of a chair. The company states that knee health is usually treated reactively after pain begins rather than proactively.
Product Details
To address this, the company offers Move Easy, a zero-sugar, mouth-dissolving daily sachet with a triple-action formula. The product supports joints, bones, and muscles using Boswellia serrata alongside calcium, vitamin D, vitamin K2-7, and magnesium. Manufacturing takes place in USFDA-vetted, CGMP, and ISO 9001-certified facilities with third-party testing.
Wider Range
Move Easy forms part of a broader product lineup designed for shifting bodily needs during ageing. This range includes Bend Easy for back and muscular support, Wellspan Omega-3 for heart and brain health, Multi + Herbs for nutritional gaps, and Meno Calm for menopause-related wellbeing.
Context
Nutraceutical products combine nutritional components with targeted health benefits, often drawing on both traditional ingredients like botanical extracts and modern clinical research. Proactive care in health and wellness typically aims to support bodily functions before age-related wear and tear causes severe limitations.
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