Glucosamine Sulphate

Glucosamine Sulphate: go gluco go (363 words)
by cjk231176 - written on 21.09.05 (Somewhat useful, 717 readings)
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before i go on can i please just say many people have told me i need to write longer reviews, i have trouble writing what i do, i cant use my hands, and rely on a helmet with a stick on with which i type. so i do try my best to type for as long as i can. i take this stuff myself, and used to be a nures. So I know, unlike some poeple who dont realise. that the recommended dose to take is 1000mg a day. now you can get this stuff in the pound shops, but dont be fooled, read the label, it'll say 100mg, yeah like im gonna take 10 a day! you can take 1500 or 2000mg a day if needs be. I've personally recommended this stuff to 16 ...

A Joint Account (1185 words)
by collingwood21 - written on 02.05.05 (Very useful, 1866 readings)
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There is a saying in Wales: old age doesn’t come on its own. After arriving on the wrong side of 25 (as my mother says, its all downhill from there), my joints started playing up, almost on cue. To be more precise, they made rather alarming clicking and popping sounds at irregular intervals, loud enough for other people to look at me as if I was about to crumble into dust in front of them. Most of these incidences weren’t painful (thankfully), but the development of these bizarre noises did trouble me, as you might expect. I had always been used to my left wrist causing me problems - I had broken it badly as a child and the fracture slipped when setting – ...

Glucosamine Sulphate: Glucosamine----Update (1493 words)
by aefra - written on 22.07.02 (Very useful, 2716 readings)
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Jody, my Jack Russell Terrier is getting old, and it hurts. It doesn't hurt Jody, but when I remember her age a knot of fear tightens inside me. Until recently the fact that she will be 14 soon was a natural passing of time and this is a breed which has a superb record of longevity. I had noticed somewhere in the back of my mind that over the past few months she had started walking behind me rather than tearing at full speed ahead, and that my quiet "Jody!" no longer brought a response which had her flying downstairs to see what I wanted - or more importantly what I had to offer her. She is becoming a little deaf and I need a louder voice or more ...