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glycosamine

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glycosamine [gli-ko´sah-mēn]
an amino sugar.
glycosamine
an amino sugar.
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I treat myself like the horses, pump myself full of glycosamine when it hurts.
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The exclusion criteria included surgery, or any invasive procedure of the affected knee, physical therapy in the last month for knee problems, use of controlled medication or derivatives of glycosamine, and hormonal anti-inflammatory.
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The full benefits of this supplement, used by the Chinese and Japanese for thousands of years, have yet to be determined, but it is thought to be of more value to those that suffer regularly from cold sores than Acyclovir, which chemically is a glycosamine named acycloguanosine.
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