glucosamine sulphate in treatment Osteoarthritis and active isomer of that?
There was a study two and a half years ago into Glucosamine, but they used Glucosamine Hydrochloride. In this article, Joel Rutstein, M.D. says that you should try the sulfate version (i.e. Dona Glucosamine), instead.
http://www.arthritiscentral.com/index.php?page=newsandadvances.php&aid=290
You can Google for Dona and find some places online that sell it, (though I've found CreakyJoints.org is the least expensive.)
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