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Default Taurine and osteoarthritis

The only supplement that I take is taurine (1 g/day). This arose from a series of discussions that I had with mrsD.

Recently I have developed painful osteoarthritis in one shoulder (confirmed by my GP and physiotherapist).

Following a PubMed search I decided to increase my dose to 3 g/day. After about a week (early days) I have noticed some improvement.

There is some background to this here Taurine and inflammatory diseases.
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