In addition to its cartilage-strengthening, joint-protecting and anti-inflammatory effects, green lipped mussel extract helps maintain heart health, skin elasticity and is a significant source of antioxidants.
Mussels generally contain glucosaminoglycan, but all New Zealand green mussels contain higher levels of this substance than the New Zealand tarai. Glucosaminoglycan is essential for the proper functioning and maintenance of healthy joints.
It is also one of the building blocks of skin, connective tissues and cartilage. The main function of glucosamine glycan is to bind fluid, so it acts as a lubricant, allowing joints to move without friction.
It also has the ability to reverse joint wear that has already started. In addition, regular consumption can reduce joint pain, improve mobility and improve the patient’s mood and quality of life. Research and studies have shown that for mild to moderate wear and tear, they can reduce symptoms in a similar way to anti-inflammatory drugs taken for this problem.
In addition to its cartilage-strengthening, joint-protecting and anti-inflammatory effects, green lipped mussel extract helps maintain heart health, skin elasticity and is a significant source of antioxidants. The cartilage-strengthening, joint-protective effect of green mussel extract in dogs The New Zealand green…
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