Ligaplex II (Long-Term Maintenance)
Ligaplex II (Long-Term Maintenance)
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A Note from the Clinic: "Once you have completed your initial acute recovery phase with Ligaplex I, long-term joint and tissue health requires sustained, ongoing support. I recommend transitioning to Ligaplex II for daily maintenance to keep your ligaments, tendons, and cartilage strong as you make the transition back to your regular activities and everyday life."
How It Works: Ligaplex II is a premium connective tissue and joint support supplement by Standard Process. Formulated to maintain connective tissue health, it provides essential nutrients to support the skeletal system, facilitate movement, and support joint lubrication over the long term.
Key Benefits
- Connective Tissue Support: Provides nutritional compounds for the proper formation and maintenance of skeletal and connective tissues.
- Joint & Muscle Health: Delivers essential nutrients to support the skeletal system and facilitate comfortable, fluid movement.
- Trusted Quality: Introduced in 1961, this time-tested formula provides an excellent source of vitamin A, vitamin B12, and manganese to support ongoing structural integrity.
Usage Recommendation (Long-Term Maintenance): Ligaplex II is formulated for ongoing, daily nutritional support to maintain connective tissue health and joint integrity. After completing your initial acute recovery phase with Ligaplex I, incorporate Ligaplex II into your daily routine as your foundational maintenance supplement to support ongoing mobility and structural resilience.
Warning: If you are pregnant, nursing, or have impaired liver function, consult your health care professional before using this product. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
FDA Disclaimer: Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
The Biomechanics & Why It Works
The Biomechanics & Why It Works
The sacroiliac joint functions as the central load transfer point between your spine and legs. When seating surfaces lack traction, your sit bones (ischial tuberosities) slide forward.
This movement puts the pelvis into a posterior pelvic tilt, flattening the lumbar lordosis and placing constant tensile stress across the sacroiliac ligaments. In response, your deep lumbar and pelvic stabilizers fire in continuous isometric contraction to prevent further collapse, resulting in muscle spasms, fatigue, and pain flare-ups.
Stabilizing the pelvic foundation removes the need for active muscular guarding, allowing irritated tissues to decompress while sitting.
Specifications & Care
Specifications & Care
Dimensions: 12″ Length x 8″ Width (folds to 6″ x 8″ for travel).
Profile: Ultra-thin (~1/8") to prevent unwanted height changes or interference with contoured seats.
Material: High-density, tear-resistant PVC foam traction mesh. Free of tacky chemical adhesives.
Cleaning Instructions: Hand wash with warm water and mild soap. Rinse completely and lay flat to air dry.
Surface Care Note: Designed for standard vehicle, office, and home seating. Avoid use on unsealed, unfinished, or freshly painted lacquer surfaces. In vehicles subject to extreme direct sunlight and interior summer heat, store the pad in your door pocket or glove console when the car is parked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this pad use glue or sticky tape?
No. The pad works through friction and textured mechanical resistance, not adhesives. It lifts off cleanly without leaving residue.
Can I use this alongside an SI Joint Belt?
Yes. An SI belt provides external compression around the pelvic ring, while the Anchor Pad prevents the seat slip that stresses pelvic ligaments while sitting. They complement each other directly.
How do I access the exclusive sitting video?
We make it simple whether you love technology or prefer the basics. Inside your package, your quick-start guide includes:
- A Quick-Scan QR Code: Simply open your phone's camera and point it at the code to start watching immediately.
- A Direct Web Link: If you prefer not to scan codes, just type the short web address printed on the card into any internet browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Why not just use a lumbar pillow?
Lumbar rolls support the spine from behind, but if your seat bottom is slippery, your pelvis will still slide forward underneath the support. Stabilizing the base of the pelvis keeps your posture supported from the foundation up.
How to Use in 3 Simple Steps
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1. Place
Lay the pad flat on the bottom of any slick seat where your sit bones make contact.
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2. Hinge
Hinge slightly forward at your hips as you sit down to preserve your natural pelvic angle.
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3. Anchor
Rest your weight directly on the pad. Your pelvis locks into position so your lower back muscles can release.