Supplements are popular for treating symptoms of arthritis and joint pain. But do they really work? (Photo Credit: E+/Getty Images)
Many people take vitamins and supplements to help ease joint pain and arthritis. And several show promise as natural treatments, especially if you use them with other therapies like glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3 fatty acids.
Here’s some information about how some of the most popular supplements for arthritis work, what they do, and if they might help you.
I’ve found that the HCL version is much easier on my stomach than monohydrate.
Finally, a thread that explains the science behind the dosage. Very helpful.
Finally, a thread that explains the science behind the dosage. Very helpful.
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