New research has shown that glyconutrients can help in the healing of damaged joints and muscles. These essential sugars have already been shown to help alleviate a number of physical complaints, such as high cholesterol and osteoporosis. The way in which they aid the repair of damaged muscles and joints is yet another benefit offered by the seemingly miraculous glyconutrients.
Glyconutrients are essential sugars that are required to enable the human body’s cells to recognise and communicate with each other. They help to support every cell in the body, supplying them with the information they need to function properly and in harmony with each other.
Although most people can make essential sugars themselves, it is time consuming and inefficient for our bodies to do so. Furthermore, some people who are not in the best of health, have difficulty making essential sugars. These people can often benefit by taking glyconutrients which are available in pill format, rather like a vitamin tablet.
Glyconutrients can be taken as dietary supplements to help the body heal itself. Supplementing the diet each day with glyconutrients can help in the healing and repair of damaged joints and muscles. As glyconutrients are regarded as a natural food by the body, they are readily absorbed and can be quickly utilised. People often comment about how quickly their sense of wellbeing improves after first taking glyconutrients
There is research to suggest that glyconutrients help reduce fat and cholesterol levels and retain muscle mass and bone density. New studies now show that glyconutrients also help the body repair damaged joints and muscles.
Joint problems can affect people of all ages and can occur as a result of many different factors. Sports injuries, strains and sprains, arthritis and rheumatism can impair joint mobility and result in pain and reduced mobility. Glyconutrients can play a very useful and supportive role in joint care.
Elizabeth Harfleet is a leading a UK based nutritional therapist specialising in glyconutrients [http://www.wellbeing-nutrition.com/glyconutrients.htm]
