http://www.liquidhealthinc.com/node/151 Why you should consider a liquid
glucosamine supplement As someone who has recently started a regular exercise
program, I can attest to the effectiveness of liquid glucosamine [1] in
helping to relieve joint pain and stiffness. It seems like people have been
talking about taking glucosamine for achy knees for years, and still there
are people out there that don’t know where to turn to deal with their joint
problems. There have been numerous studies done to test the effectiveness of
glucosamine, glucosamine and Chondroitin and other combinations of
ingredients in helping to reduce pain and suffering from bad joint and loss
of cartilage. It seems most of these studies agree that glucosamine
supplementation is a good option for someone dealing with painful joints.
With the wide range of glucosamine products on the market, it can be hard to
know which one to choose. Some of the things to consider when comparing these
different joint products are the type of glucosamine used. Some of the
different forms of glucosamine that are available include: Glucosamine
Sulfate, Glucosamine Hcl and some products even use a vegetarian form of
Glucosamine such as GreenGrown Glucosamine. Another thing to consider is
whether you want to take a pill, tablet, powder or *liquid glucosamine*
supplement. A benefit to taking a /liquid glucosamine/ supplement, versus the
other options available, comes down to absorption rates. According to the
Physicians’ Desk Reference (1997) vitamins in liquid form can absorb up to
5 times faster than pills, capsules or gel caps. This means that you should
see quicker and longer lasting results from your supplement. Delivery System
/ Rate of Absorption* Pill or tablet - 10% Capsule - 20% Gel Cap - 30%
Transdermal Patch - 45% Sublingual Liquid - 50% Intramuscular Injection - 90%
Intraoral or Sublingual Spray - 95% Intravenous Injection - 100% *Source:
Physicians’ Desk Reference, NPPDR No. 18:676, 1997 [1] http://www.liquidhealthinc.com/Glucosamine-Chondroitin-Supplementhttp://liquidhealth.posterous.com/new-content-from-liquid-health-35171 http://www.liquidhealthinc.com/node/151 Why you should consider a liquid glucosamine supplement As someone who has recently started a regular exercise program, I can attest to the effectiveness of liquid glucosamine [1] in helping to relieve joint pain and stiffness. It seems like people have been t ... http://liquidhealth.posterous.com
glucosamine supplement As someone who has recently started a regular exercise
program, I can attest to the effectiveness of liquid glucosamine [1] in
helping to relieve joint pain and stiffness. It seems like people have been
talking about taking glucosamine for achy knees for years, and still there
are people out there that don’t know where to turn to deal with their joint
problems. There have been numerous studies done to test the effectiveness of
glucosamine, glucosamine and Chondroitin and other combinations of
ingredients in helping to reduce pain and suffering from bad joint and loss
of cartilage. It seems most of these studies agree that glucosamine
supplementation is a good option for someone dealing with painful joints.
With the wide range of glucosamine products on the market, it can be hard to
know which one to choose. Some of the things to consider when comparing these
different joint products are the type of glucosamine used. Some of the
different forms of glucosamine that are available include: Glucosamine
Sulfate, Glucosamine Hcl and some products even use a vegetarian form of
Glucosamine such as GreenGrown Glucosamine. Another thing to consider is
whether you want to take a pill, tablet, powder or *liquid glucosamine*
supplement. A benefit to taking a /liquid glucosamine/ supplement, versus the
other options available, comes down to absorption rates. According to the
Physicians’ Desk Reference (1997) vitamins in liquid form can absorb up to
5 times faster than pills, capsules or gel caps. This means that you should
see quicker and longer lasting results from your supplement. Delivery System
/ Rate of Absorption* Pill or tablet - 10% Capsule - 20% Gel Cap - 30%
Transdermal Patch - 45% Sublingual Liquid - 50% Intramuscular Injection - 90%
Intraoral or Sublingual Spray - 95% Intravenous Injection - 100% *Source:
Physicians’ Desk Reference, NPPDR No. 18:676, 1997 [1] http://www.liquidhealthinc.com/Glucosamine-Chondroitin-Supplementhttp://liquidhealth.posterous.com/new-content-from-liquid-health-35171 http://www.liquidhealthinc.com/node/151 Why you should consider a liquid glucosamine supplement As someone who has recently started a regular exercise program, I can attest to the effectiveness of liquid glucosamine [1] in helping to relieve joint pain and stiffness. It seems like people have been t ... http://liquidhealth.posterous.com
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