Lurosil®

Roxanne Zobava is a former bodybuilder. She transitioned to biking and running while seeking a more balanced, healthier way to remain athletically competitive. After training for duathlons and triathlons, Roxanne recognized that she enjoyed running most, and set a personal goal to run a marathon before age 30, which she completed.

"In November I ran my 1st 100-mile race and I don't think my body would have held up if I had not been taking Lurosil.* I started taking it about a year after I started running. My body feels great and I continue to run injury free!"*

A speedster in his heyday, Alonzo Crittenden was timed in the 40 yard dash at 4.5 seconds. He was a wide receiver who had 8 TD's, 86 catches and 1,292 yards in two seasons at UTEP in 1970 and 1971. In 1969, Lonnie led the nation's junior college receivers at Hutchinson Junior College in Kansas with 54 catches for 1,207 yards in one season.

Lonnie's football glory days were long ago, but you wouldn't know it by looking at him these days. Lonnie was a top 10 finisher in the male 50-54 age group of the AARP Triumph Classic Triathlon and he started taking Lurosil to support his athletic longevity.*

Carolyn Silvey from Toronto, ON competes in about 10-12 races each year ranging from 5Ks to half marathons to duathlons and triathlons. She is a constant top finisher in all her races. She is a two time World Duathlon AG champion, two time World Duathlon AG silver medalist, Canadian AG record holder for the 10 miler (1:07:57 time), and a Canadian Ranked Masters Runner with a marathon best of 2:58. She was also named Triathlon Canada's 2011 Duathlon Female Age Group (40-59) Athlete of the Year.

Carolyn decided to try Lurosil and she reports the results to be very good. She says that Lurosil has helped a lot with her aches and stiffness and that she wakes up feeling fresher in the morning. The reduction in achiness has allowed her to keep up with her training with less discomfort.