GLUCOSAMIN & CHONDROITIN capsules

Glucosamine - the substance for more mobility

Glucosamine (also known as glucosamine) is the basic building material for all cartilage, ligaments, tendons and bone structures. Glucosamine plays a role in the repair and reconstruction of damaged cartilage in the joints and spine. The more glucosamine the body has available, the more cartilage mass it can produce. Normally, the body produces enough glucosamine to keep the joints functional and repair minor damage. With increasing age, however, the body's own production of glucosamine decreases.

Chondroitin makes cartilage resistant

Chondroitin sulphate is a biological macromolecule. The substance produced by chondroblasts is an important component of cartilage tissue and contributes to its resistance to compression.

The vital substance formula with synergy effect

The special thing about vital substances is not just their individual properties. Above all, it is the "teamwork" they perform! That's why GLUCOSAMIN & CHONDROITIN now also has a new formula - made up of vitamins, minerals and trace elements - to provide your bones with an optimal team.

The following ingredients form the "bone health" team:

Vitamin D3 for bones and immune system

Almost two thirds of the population in Germany are deficient in vitamin D. This affects older people in particular, as they usually spend less time outdoors (vitamin D can only be produced by the body itself through sunlight). This is why vitamin D3 should not be missing from any good bone supplement! Vitamin D3 supports the maintenance of bones, as well as the absorption and utilization of calcium and also contributes to the normal function of the immune system*.

Vitamin K2 - the bones' favorite vitamin

Bones would buy K2 if they could. This is because a vitamin K2 deficiency can have a negative effect sooner or later. Swiss chard, purslane, kale, nettle and dandelion, for example, are particularly rich in vitamin K2. And in GLUCOSAMIN & CHONDROITIN - after all, it contributes to the maintenance of normal bones*.

Manganese for bones and connective tissue

Anyone who values healthy bones should make sure they have a sufficient supply of manganese - because manganese helps to maintain them.* This essential trace element also supports the formation of connective tissue.* Connective tissue includes cartilage and bone tissue.

Vitamin C for bones, cartilage, ligaments and tendons

Most people are familiar with vitamin C when it comes to the body's defenses, i.e. the immune system. But vitamin C is also important when it comes to healthy bones. This is because it contributes to the body's own collagen formation - and therefore to the function of our bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments.*

Book tip on the topic of "Healthy joints"

"Glucosamine and chondroitin: vital substances for healthy joints" by Dr. Anja Schemionek (Kamphausen Verlag)

Do you want your joints to stay healthy and flexible? Do you want to maintain your mobility so that you can still be independent and mobile in later years? Then glucosamine and chondroitin may be just what you are looking for: These two natural joint nutrients are absolutely essential for the health of our 'bio-hinges'! However, as we age, the body can no longer produce these urgently needed substances in sufficient quantities - much to the detriment of the joints!

Scientific studies show that glucosamine, chondroitin and other vital substances help to optimally supply, maintain and protect the joints - even as the number of years increases! Read in this book what you can do for the nutrition and care of your joints and why glucosamine and chondroitin in particular are so valuable. (Text: Amazon.de)

*Information about the effects of the ingredients can be found under product details.