Glucosamine Plus 60 Capsules

Glucosamine is an amino sugar normally formed in the body from glucose. It is the starting point for the synthesis of glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), including hyaluronic acid, a main constituent of joint fluid. Glucosamine supplementation supports the thick gelatinous nature of the joint fluids, joint hydration, and flexibility as well as the function of joints, spinal discs and other connective tissues.

• A dietary supplement to support connective tissue and joint functions.

• Recommended to support those recovering from:

Tissue injuries

Joint dysfunction

Digestive or food sensitivities

Respiratory conditions

Recovery after operations

Skin problems

Glucosamine Sulfate is a great way to supplement your glucosamine intake. It can support joint health, connective tissue health, G.I. tract function and skin health. Glucosamine supplementation can also help support the thick gelatinous nature of the joint fluids as well as proper functioning of joints, spinal discs and other connective tissues. Glucosamines are produced in the body and are natural building blocks of the connective tissues. They help strengthen and hold together ligaments, tendons, heart valves, nails, bones and cartilage. They also form GAGs in the joint fluid, such as Hyaluronic Acid to give greater elasticity, shock resistance and lubricating power.

• Joint and Connective Tissue Support

Glucosamine is an amino sugar normally formed in the body from glucose. It is the starting point for the synthesis of GAGs, the core of the connective tissue like cell membrane lining, collagen, bone matrix, mucous membranes and transport molecules for vitamins, lipids and minerals. It is the building block of hyaluronic acid, which is a major cushioning ingredient in joint fluid and surrounding tissues. Glucosamine supports the thick, gelatinous nature of the fluids and tissues in and around the joints and in between vertebrae.

• G.I.Tract & Respiratory Support

The gastrointestinal tract is covered by a thick mucous membrane whose outermost layer (glycocalyx) is very thick due to its high content of N-Acetyl Glucosamine. This layer’s function is to protect the intestines from stomach acids, enzymes and bacteria and it also controls the passage of molecules in and out of the gut. Studies show that the mucosal layer of the GI tract in people with digestive tract complaints has a much higher turnover rate than normal. High turnover rates require increased amounts of glucosamine, in particular N-Acetyl Glucosamine. Glucosamine helps support and repair the protective coat of the intestinal wall and supports the protective mucus membrane lining the respiratory tract.

• Skin Support

The skin is a tissue whose cells are constantly being shed and replaced. When the skin is under attack from conditions such as psoriasis or acne, the damaged skin tissue needs to be replaced and replenished even faster than normal and the body’s natural supply of glucosamine may not keep up with these demands. Supplementing with glucosamine helps to increase the body’s capacity to counter the effects of skin disorders.

• Safety

Glucosamine is safe for diabetics, in human studies performed at normal dosage levels (Soline A. et. al 1997 – Diabetes Care) showed no abnormalities.

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