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Asked by Consumers, Answered by the Wellness Advisor.
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Q: Are there any well tested products that would strengthen and rebuild cartilage? |
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A: Numerous studies show that glucosamine, chondroitin, and SAM-e (S-adenosylmethionine) reduce the stiffness associated joints. MSM, a sulfur containing compound, may also help nourish joints. |
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Q: What is the proper dosage of chondroitin and glucosamine for joint discomfort? |
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A: The recommended dose for glucosamine is 1500 mg/day. The total recommended dose for chondroitin is 800 mg daily. |
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Q: What is the best supplement to take for maintaining knee health? |
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A: Glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, or SAM-e will work to maintain and strengthen cartilage. These compounds work in different ways to promote joint health. It may be beneficial to take a combination product offering a more complete approach to overall joint health. |
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Q: What exercises build bone density? |
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A: Bones respond to mechanical pressures applied to them. Areas under stress often respond by becoming thicker and stronger. Weight-bearing exercises help build bones by putting pressure on them. In addition, weight-bearing exercises promote muscle strength and development, also linked to stronger, denser bones. Examples of helpful exercises include walking, jogging, hiking and weight training. |
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Q: How does TripleFlex work? |
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A: Triple Flex offers the triple action of glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM. Glucosamine supports proteoglycan, a main component of joint cartilage; chondroitin contributes to cartilage resilience; and MSM provides sulfur which helps maintain cartilage. The compounds found in Triple Flex all work to support joint health and mobility, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle. |
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