Glucosamines

Glucosamine: Ally to the joints

Glucosamine is a natural ingredient found in the fluid that surrounds the joints. It is found in both human and animal joints and plays an important role in the formation of cartilage. It is often taken as a dietary supplement by people suffering from arthritis or as a preventative to protect the joints.



Why is it necessary in the organization?

It is vital for joints and building cartilage. Over the years, the cartilage loses its elasticity due to friction, so it no longer protects the joints. It is particularly useful for those with osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease that worsens with age. It causes pain and stiffness in the joints.  Osteoarthritis is caused by the progressive wear and tear of articular cartilage, i.e. the tissue that is inserted between the bones and plays the role of a "shock absorber" so that the bones do not wear out from the frictional forces that exist with movement.  Glucosamine restores this wear and tear.

Despite the fact that the body produces its own glucosamine, any damage involving joints or vertebrae, osteoarthritis, chronic back pain and even the normal aging process make the use of glucosamine supplements extremely beneficial for a large segment of the population