does supple beverage really work for osteoarthritis.

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• Tristen

  
  
  
  supple has 1500 mg of glucosamine and 1200 mg of chondroitin. about glucosamine: there's a review in the "cochrane library" (a non profit organization that review research from all over the world) about it. you may read for yourself about their conclusions:
  http://www.cochrane.org/reviews/en/ab002946.html
  
  about chondroitin they will do a review. so i have no info about it. but there's another thing you should consider- there's a difference between different brands of the same products. and glucosamine might be useful but it could be that that drink specifically does not help.

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• Catherin

  
  
  
  If supple beverages work well for osteoarthritis, there is no need for anyone to rely on medicines. People for any matter would love to drink beverages and if it provides relief from osteoarthritis, they would not consult doctors at all. Osteoarthritis can be managed well with diet structure including medication. Include fresh vegetables with an exception to nightshade vegetables, fruits like pigment-rich berries rich in anthocyanidins, whole grains, flax seed oil, deep ocean fish (anti-inflammatiry omega 3 oils), nuts, soy products and beverages (hormonal support). Drink 2 liters of fresh water daily. A strick No..No to sugar, refined flour products, processed foods, fast foods, saturated fats (animal and dairy products), hydrogenated oils, and nightshade vegetables (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, potatoes, tobacco). Add extra fibre in the diet.
  
  
  

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