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apart from occasional incidences of usually transient mild gastrointestinal discomfort The usual maximum dose of chondroitin sulphate is around 1200 mg/day Combinations of the two substances are also widely available and widely used Rationale for use and evidence of effectiveness A continuous supply of glucosamine is required for the synthesis of the proteoglycans necessary for cartilage synthesis, which in turn is needed for the continual repair and remodelling of cartilaginous structures One widely promulgated theory used by those marketing supplements of glucosamine is that the rate of endogenous production of glucosamine is slow and is thus a rate-limiting factor in the production of proteoglycans in cartilage Supplements of glucosamine would thus accelerate proteoglycan production in joints and thus stimulate joint repair and reduce the erosion of cartilage seen in osteoarthritis.

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There are also suggestions that glucosamine may have anti-in ammatory effects which contribute to its bene cial effects in arthritis (non-steroidal anti-in ammatory drugs are the main pharmacological treatment for osteoarthritis) In vitro studies indicate that glucosamine can indeed increase the rate of proteoglycan production in cultured chondrocytes (Bassleer et al 1998) Glucosamine also inhibits the interleukin-1 induced stimulation of some in ammatory mediators in isolated human chondrocytes (Shikhman et al 2001) The clinical signi cance of these in vitro ndings is uncertain because the concentrations needed to produce these effects in isolated chondrocytes are far higher than would be achieved in the cartilage of patients taking usual supplemental doses of glucosamine Shikhman et al.

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(2001) suggest that high doses of glucose in the culture medium may compete with glucosamine for transporter molecules that facilitate glucose entry into the chondrocytes and thus in ate the doses needed for these in vitro effects compared with the in vivo situation Clinical trials of the ef cacy of glucosamine began more than twenty years ago McAlindon et al (2000) carried out a meta-analysis of trials of glucosamine and chondroitin for the treatment of osteoarthritis of the hip and knee that were of more than four weeks duration and that had been published before mid-1999 The initial analysis of all eligible studies suggested a moderate to large bene cial effect of both of these substances in the treatment of osteoarthritis However, they found that there was a high likelihood of publication bias: negative ndings being less likely to have been published than positive ndings.