AtN-Acetyl-GlucosamineIt is the completely salt-free version of glucosamine. It plays an important role asComponent of connective tissue, cartilage and synovial fluidIf the production of glucosamine is reduced due to stress, excess weight or the normal aging process, preparations withalso anti-inflammatory substancebe useful as a dietary supplement.

What exactly is N-acetyl-glucosamine?

Like glucosamine, N-acetyl-glucosamine is an amino sugar. However, it is a metabolite, i.e. a derived intermediate form of glucosamine and thisis particularly well toleratedUnlike the usual dosage forms as glucosamine sulfate or hydrochloride, N-acetyl glucosamine contains neither sodium nor sulfates. By the way: N-acetyl glucosamine coupled to uridine diphosphate (UPD) isa precursor toHyaluronic acid.

What is special about N-acetyl-glucosamine?

N-acetyl-glucosamine is extracted from chitin using a patented gentle process. As a minimally processed dietary supplement, it isparticularly quickly and effectively absorbed by the body. In addition, it iscompletely salt-freeThis makes it particularly attractive for people who want to consume as little sodium as possible. However, anyone who is allergic to shellfish should be cautious when taking glucosamine supplements.

Use of N-acetyl-glucosamine

NAG – the common abbreviation for N-acetyl-glucosamine –is therefore suitable for anyone who follows a low-salt or completely salt-free dietThese include people with very high blood pressure, sulfate allergies or kidney or liver failure. Anyone who wants to stimulate the production of their synovial fluid and inhibit inflammation without consuming salt should take N-acetyl glucosamine.

Why should I buy N-Acetyl Glucosamine from Medicom?

You can find the extra portion of salt-free glucosamine in our “Nobilin Joint Fit Drinking Ampoules“. They contain precisely dosed 500 mg of N-acetyl-glucosamine per bottle andadditional 80 mgvitamin C.