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What is the difference between Ligaplex I and Ligaplex II?
Ligaplex II is for long term use. Ligaplex I supports connective tissue and the natural healing process in joints, while Ligaplex II provides support to tissues and joints involved in strenuous, repetitive activity.
What is Ligaplex good for?
Ligaplex I is for new or acute injuries. It serves as an Anti-inflammatory, and supports healthy joint and muscles while it repairs connective tissues that have been injured recently. Ligaplex II provides long term support for tissues and joints. It supports the formation and maintenance of skeletal tissues.
How do I know if my supplement is safe?
How do I know if a dietary supplement contains what the label says it contains?
- Look for the USP or ConsumerLab label. Dr.
- Purchase dietary supplements made in the United States — and from established outlets.
- Select “standardized” products.
- The value of reporting use, as well as any bad reactions.
How does Ligaplex II work?
To simplify a complex process, the proteins found in our liver act as stimuli to our organs. Ligaplex II (the carbamide) stimulates our tissue fluid metabolism, which as you might have guessed, helps keep our joints healthy because it helps them maintain proper fluid levels!
Can you take too much manganese?
If you take too much manganese as supplements, you could have side effects. These can include loss of appetite, slowed growth, and reproductive issues. It may also cause anemia. This is because manganese competes with iron for absorption.
What does manganese do for the body?
Manganese helps the body form connective tissue, bones, blood clotting factors, and sex hormones. It also plays a role in fat and carbohydrate metabolism, calcium absorption, and blood sugar regulation.
Can taking supplements be harmful?
Are there any risks in taking supplements? Yes. Many supplements contain active ingredients that have strong biological effects in the body. This could make them unsafe in some situations and hurt or complicate your health.
Who should not take manganese?
Manganese is LIKELY UNSAFE when inhaled by children. Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Manganese is LIKELY SAFE in pregnant or breast-feeding adult women aged 19 or older when taken by mouth in doses of less than 11 mg per day. However, pregnant and lactating women under age 19 should limit doses to less than 9 mg per day.