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  1. Is there anything to take, to rebuild your cartilage in your knee ?
    both of my knees are about shot. ( weight lifting for 20 years. )

    TKS
    Richard

  2. I used to do Karate/KungFu, and a lot of spin kicks meant that me knees were
    getting a lot of shock.
    The pains stopped (gradually over a long time) when I quit doing the sports.
    (VitaminC/Lysine is used for rebuilding connective tissue - you might try
    looking there)
    Anth

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    Is there anything to take, to rebuild your cartilage in your knee ?
    both of my knees are about shot. ( weight lifting for 20 years. )

    TKS
    Richard

  3. Richard said:

    Is there anything to take, to rebuild your cartilage in your knee ?
    both of my knees are about shot. ( weight lifting for 20 years. )

    The orthopedists I type for often suggest glucosamine. You may want to
    give it a try.

    Kimmer
    email: Lady_Kimmer at altcastlenet dot com

  4. CMS said:

    Is there anything to take, to rebuild your cartilage in your knee ?
    both of my knees are about shot. ( weight lifting for 20 years. )

    Glucosamine and chondroitin helps a lot of people.

    Stop excessive weight bearing exercise
    Lose weight until you are on the skinny side for your height

    Tsu Dho Nimh

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    When businesses invoke the "protection of consumers," it's a lot like
    politicians invoking morality and children - grab your wallet and/or
    your kid and run for your life.

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