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| Supplement Facts |
| Serving Size 1 Tablets - 120 Tablets
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| Glucosamine - 500 mg |
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Glucosamine Sulfate 500 mg *
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Glucosamine is a compound that is in every one of our bodies. It is made from glucose as well as the amino acid glutamine. We use glucosamine to produce a specific molecule called glycosaminoglycan to repair cartilage and other body tissues, as well as in the formation. As you get older, glucosamine slows down so it may not be doing its job as effectively as you start to age. People often take glucosamine for a variety of reasons because it is extremely beneficial to the body. Largely, glucosamine is taken for osteoarthritis, and in particular knee osteoarthritis. When someone has this ailment the cartilage can become stiff and losses much of its elasticity which can promote joint damage and can lead to a great deal of pain, swelling, deterioration as well as loss of movement. Taking a glucosamine supplement has been shown to help repair this cartilage and take away much of the overall pain. By reducing some of the symptoms, one can have structural improvements and can slow the progression of knee osteoarthritis. There is less stiffness, and narrowing of joint spaces in the knee. When doctors started to use glucosamine, there were other benefits that were found. Glucosamine can help with rheumatoid arthritis, much in the same way it helps with osteoarthritis. Also, it can help with inflammatory bowel disease seen with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, as well as chronic venous insufficiency, and even some skin conditions. It is recommended to get the maximum affects of glucosamine that you take 500 milligrams each of glucosamine three times a day.
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| This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 06 August, 2008. |
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