Posted in Alternative Treatments, Knees, Seaweed on September 11th, 2012
Knee problems? Moderate to severe osteoarthritis? Seaweed extract may be the answer.
In a 12-week study at the University of Minnesota, 70 people were given either a daily seaweed supplement or the standard treatment of glucosamine suphate. Others took a placebo.
Both the seaweed and glucosamine groups showed significant progress compared with the placebo group. But the seaweed takers improved twice as much as those who were given glucosamine.
Kelp and other seaweed tablets may be just the job for stiff, painful knees.
Posted in Health, Kelp, Knee Pain, Knees, Osteoarthritis, Seaweed, Sideways Treatment on March 12th, 2008
One of the more unusual treatments for knee problems, including moderate to severe osteoarthritis, may be seaweed extract.
In a 12-week study at the University of Minnesota, 70 people were given either a daily seaweed supplement or the standard treatment of glucosamine suphate. Others took a placebo.
Both the seaweed and glucosamine groups showed significant progress compared with the placebo group. But the seaweed takers improved twice as much as those who were given glucosamine.
Kelp and other seaweed tablets may be just the job for stiff, painful knees.
