Supplement information: GLUCOSAMINE
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| General description |
Amino sugar important for junk tissue construction.
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| Found |
- seashells
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| Anti-aging role |
- delay osteoarthritis (tablets, injection) - prevent joint swelling - reduce joint pain - local - reduce osteoarthritis and sport injuries symptoms |
| Deficiency symptoms |
Not possible.
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| Therapeutic doses |
- preventive - 300 - 500 g three times a day - slowing bone degeneration - 3 g a day - osteoarthritis - 400 mg injected in joint two times a week |
| Maximum safe level |
Not established.
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| Side effects |
- flatulance - heartburn - stomach upset - headache - to prevent side effects, take glucosamine supplements with meal |
| Contraindications |
- seashell allergy
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| Interactions |
- it's assumed that glucosamine interfer with Boswellia Serrata (Ayurveda plant) - sinergistic, prevent arthritis - varfarin - antitumor drugs |
| High risk groups |
- older people
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| Composition formulas |
- usually as glucosamine sulphate, in supplements for joint health - usually in combination with MSM and/or chondroitine - in creams for rerducing joint pain in sport injuries, reumatoid arthritis, combinated with camphor and menthol - glucosamine sulphate injections - glucosamine chloride is not effective |
| Other remarks |
- glucosamine is not the same as N-acetilglucosamine - sulphat is needed for cartilage construction, that's why chondrotine sulphate is the most effective |