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the right nutrients are important but you also require excersise to get
fluid in to the joints that is how cartilage gets it’s nutrients to
rebuild. also you must have a healthy nerve supply for the joint to
heal. cartilage is slow as hell to rebuild your looking at 3-5 years for
it to fully heal depending how bad you are
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You made no sense
I think vitamin c supplements work better when taken with natural vitamin c
in foods.
the right nutrients are important but you also require excersise to get
fluid in to the joints that is how cartilage gets it’s nutrients to
rebuild. also you must have a healthy nerve supply for the joint to
heal. cartilage is slow as hell to rebuild your looking at 3-5 years for
it to fully heal depending how bad you are
No sense at all.