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Re: Glucosamine / pain reliever

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  1. (doe) said:

    Glucosamine, a naturally occurring substance in the body, which is also
    available in synthetic form over the counter, is used to treat osteoarthritis,
    a painful, degenerative joint disorder. While it has been shown to prevent and
    repair bone and cartilage damage, researchers have yet to demonstrate that
    glucosamine actually blocks pain.

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    Next, they combined glucosamine
    with a variety of NSAIDs at a variety of dosages. With several NSAIDs,
    including naproxen, the addition of glucosamine caused an additive effect,
    meaning the sum of each drug's properties.

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    When combined with aspirin or acetaminophen, the result was subadditive,
    or less than the sum of each drug's properties.


    Interesting ... they make the other LESS effective, which
    explains a lot of glucosamine "failures".

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    But when combined with ibuprofen, the researchers found pain relief
    was enhanced and therefore synergistic.

    Tsu Dho Nimh

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