Glucadol Krill Tabl 84 + Caps 84

Healthy cartilage

The human skeleton consists of many joints. Our joints can be compared to hinges between two separate, adjacent bones. Without joints, we cannot move; they are composed of many fragile and less fragile elements.

Cartilage is subject to a mechanical law: the more it is used, the more it can wear out. Age likely plays a significant role in this. The joints most commonly affected are those of the hips, knees, spine, and fingers. Evolution is generally slow, but depending on the location, it can progress, possibly with flare-ups, or stabilize again. Whatever the evolution, the end result, from the moment the first signs appear, is joint stiffness and more difficult and uncomfortable movement. It is therefore very important to monitor the aging of the joints. Cartilage is largely composed of water molecules, which are trapped in a network that also includes glucosamine sulfate, chondroitin sulfate, cartilage cells, and collagen.