Essensey Glucosamine Chondoitine MSM 120 Capsules

• 3 active ingredients

Glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM are perfectly combined active ingredients that create the right formula. This is a product aimed at everyone who knows the needs of their body. They are especially recommended for physically active people and those who train competitively.

• Glucosamine

Glucosamine is a substance produced from glucose and glutamine molecules with the participation of the enzyme glucosamine synthetase. The molecule belonging to aminomonosaccharides is a common component of tissues and secretions of the human body. It is synthesized in small amounts, and the ability to produce it decreases with age. Due to the high content of glucosamine in joint cartilage, it was hypothesized that its use by patients may provide relief from symptoms resulting from joint degeneration. Glucosamine is not found in any basic food products and cannot be taken in meals. In order to provide glucosamine to the body, supplementation is necessary ¹ .

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