Bones & Joints
Strengthen your bones and prevent joint pain with our collection of supplements for bone and joint health, all containing key nutrients to keep you flexible and mobile.
Whether you are an athlete looking to maintain healthy joints during high-impact activities or need to support bone density to reduce the risk of fractures, our selection includes organic vitamins, collagen, turmeric and spirulina supplements, all free from harmful additives and designed to promote healthy bones and joints.
Our entire range of natural supplements for bone and joint health has gone through a 3-step curation, validation and testing by our community of healthy living experts. Browse and buy online from our full selection of bone and joint supplements, from leading brands such as Dr Mercola, Form and KIKI Health.
Thorne
Vitamin D and K2
£25.49
Thorne
Vitamin D 5,000
£15.49
Thorne
Vitamin D 10,000
£21.99
Nutri Advanced
Magnesium Glycinate
£21.99£22.99
Pure Encapsulations
Iron-C
£13.49£15.80
Nutri Advanced
Vitamin D3 Drops with K2
£17.99£21.95
Qualia Life Sciences
Qualia Senolytic
£64.49£79.00
Seeking Health
Vitamin D3 + K2
£19.99£27.99
Pure Encapsulations
Vitamin D3 1,000 IU
£24.99£25.96
Thorne
Methyl-Guard Plus
£47.99
Thorne
Niacinamide
£20.49
Thorne
Collagen Fit
£45.49
Pure Encapsulations
Calcium (citrate)
£29.99£33.49
Vivo Life
D3 & K2 Complex
£15.49
Frequently asked questions
In order to keep your bones and joints healthy, you’ll want to ensure that you have a calcium-rich diet, sourced from dairy products, almonds or super greens like broccoli and kale. Vitamin D is also crucial as it helps to regulate the amount of calcium in your body. As well as your diet, your lifestyle makes a difference too; physical activity, whether a daily walk or more intense workout, can help to build strong bones and strengthen the muscles around your joints.
There are a number of nutrients that can help to relieve pain in your joints. Glucosamine can help to slow down cartilage loss, omega-3 can ease stiffness, and turmeric can block proteins that cause inflammation. People with low levels of vitamin D have also been shown to report higher levels of chronic pain, so supplements may even help to prevent joint pain. All of these vitamins and supplements work best alongside a healthy diet.
Bone density naturally changes over time but there are ways to boost it. Strength training can help to promote bone growth and reduce inflammation, as can a nut and vegetable-rich diet due to the calcium, omega 3, vitamins and nutrients that these foods naturally contain. Protein also plays a key role in maintaining healthy bones, so supplementing your diet with protein powder can benefit bone mineral density.
