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You could have osteoarthritis. [...] There are MANY arthritic supplements one can work with: glucosamine [...]
This article about use of glucosamine as a supplement for management of osteoarthritis may be of interest to members.

Glucosamine for osteoarthritis: It doesn'''t work and could cause harm, scientists say
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