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Glucosamine
Hello guys,
I recently received some conflicting advice, so thought where better to ask than here..
Amongst all the other tablets and things I'm taking, I'm currently taking Glucosamine Hydrochloride and Glucosamine Sulphate tablets daily as recommended to help reduce joint injuries.
Recently though I was told that you shouldn't have too much Glucosamine as it could have an adverse effect.
Is this crap or is there any truth in it?
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how much is too much , 3g a day or under is cool in my book ,i have 2g a day usally but if im injured or creaking alot it goes up to 5g
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I take about 1.5g of each, so no where near an excessive amount if you can take up to 5g.
That puts my mind at rest. Cheers.
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its one of those things ( as i said ) i take in varying doses , i take some every day but crank it up if needs be , try to get some MSM in you as well as this is very good for joints/cartlidges!
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Thanks again for the advice.
My wrists are killing me at the moment, so I might up the dose a little and see if I can get hold of some of that MSM stuff.
Cheers again.
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yeah wrists and elbows they are the ones hahah !! plus my knees if i have been squatting .
If im doing a heavy ish session i will always take glucoasime,msm and amino acid formula an hour before my work out so hopefully during and immediatley after my body can use it for repair.
obviously not scientifically proven to work ( what is ) but seems to keep my pretty "greased up "
word!!
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Be aware that it takes up to three months to build or increase levels of Glucosamine in the body.
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ttt have a partial tear of minicus cartalidge (sp )
in my knee, need options
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Team Colosseum
I give it to my dog who has got a bit of arthritis in his leg if that helps.......
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Hydrolysed callogen has (or seems to have) helped me repair pretty shot kness and shoulders. Dose up on it, takes a couple of weeks to get in the system but you shold notice the difference
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