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Does Chondroitin Work for Arthritis?

Started by wardslave · 1 year ago

Since the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) does not regulate dietary supplements as stringently as pharmaceutical drugs, manufacturers of the former can market their products with untested and unsupported claims. While some claims border on fantasy and may breach ethical standards (”pill that cures all cancers”), most claims are plausible. ... Continue reading »

5 comments

  • Health Supplements

    1 year ago

    Personally, I fear these type of products. I have learned over the years, and I won't tout myself as an expert by any means, but my own experience has shown that moderate use of vitamins/supplements provides a little health boost that is sometimes needed.

    Proper diet and exercise being the best way to maintain your good health.
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  • MH

    12 months ago

    I agree, diet and exercise are really the best; also, I use all-natural creams like Joint Medic. I try to avoid all pills as much as possible!
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  • Vitamin Manufacturing Companie

    11 months ago

    I guess my personal use of chondroitin and the relief it has provided my knees is just the placebo effect? Oh well, just another fool wasting his money.
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  • www.biossential.com

    8 months ago

    Here we have the product nutrition product, new generation health product,its produced with high quality for health purpose, its easy to use,its has vitamins,minerals,herbs
    and antioxidants.
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  • kal beyond st. john's wort

    8 months ago

    I am sorry but I don't think there is room for ambiguities here, it's true that the world of science is continuously improving the medical findings but we can't mistrust what we already know and doubt the current cures or remedies...
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