WHAT IS GLUCOSAMINE?
Glucosamine is an amino saccharide that is normally synthesized in the body by glucose. It is a combination of glucose and amino acid glutamine. Its main function is to keep the joints and connective tissue healthy, as well as to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving action. Glucosamine is contained in large concentrations in the tissues of healthy people.
WHEN GULUCOSAMINE DETERMINED?
With age, glucosamine concentration in the body decreases.
The reduced ability of the body to synthesize glucosamine is one of the major factors in the development of osteoarthritis - one of the most common joint degenerative diseases.
Osteoarthritis carbs the cartilage that covers the joint surfaces. He grows up, becomes uneasy and thinner. Parallel to the cartilage wear, spindle formation (bone growths) begins. Osteoarthritis most commonly affects the knee and hip joints, the spine, the joints of the hands, the legs, and so on.
Athletes' joints, obesity or traumas further increase the risk of developing osteoarthritis and joint diseases.
WHAT IS USED FOR?
Adding glucosamine reduces the possibility of developing osteoarthritis and other joint diseases and speeds up recovery processes in soft tissue injuries (sprain, tendon rupture, etc.).
It is recommended that glucosamine is available through food (seafood) and in the form of a food supplement.
Glucosamine sulphate favors the removal of symptoms in degenerative joint musculoskeletal disorders:
With stiffness and joint pain;
Helps to control concomitant inflammation in osteoarthritis;
Protects the articular cartilage from degradation;
Improves functional mobility and joint activity;
Helps heal wounds on the skin and restore connective tissue in the joints
Stimulates the production of lubricating fluid in the joints
Restores the elasticity of the spine
Serves as a building material for cartilaginous tissue
Helps in joint injuries from overload, sprain, sprain, etc.
WHAT IS THE ACTION OF GLUCOSAMINE SULPHATE?
Glucosamine sulphate is very easily digested in the gastrointestinal tract where it is converted into a neutral amino saccharide. It is this form of glucosamine that goes from blood to the joints where it aids the synthesis of cartilaginous tissue. Glucosamine is a major component of mucopolysaccharides that provide the normal structure of tendons, cartilage, joint joints, synovial fluid.
COMPOSITION:
Each capsule contains glucosamine sulphate - potassium salt 664 mg equivalent to 500 mg glucosamine sulphate.
HOW MUCH BE ACCEPTED?
The recommended dose is 1 capsule 2-3 times daily for a period of 3 months.
Are there side effects or drug interactions?
Do not use in case of hypersensitivity to glucosamine.
Glucosamine may increase the anti-inflammatory activity of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac, indomethacin, etc.). Coadministration sometimes requires adjustment of their dosage.
Do not use during pregnancy and lactation due to a lack of established safety data on the use of glucosamine in these cases.
Packing: 60 capsules.