Re: Digest Number 132

[Guest guest]

Hi Carla Kay:

I've never heard that taking anti-inflamatories

renders the glocasomine totally ineffective, nor have

I read it anywhere. Yes, I take Motrin and sometimes,

Tylenol, depending on where my pains are. Did your

dr. tell you this? This is disturbing news.

Plus the other day I heard on my local news station

that one should not take a daily aspirin (like for

heart disease) in addition to an OTC like Motrin or

Tylenol. I just don't know what I'm going to do. I

take a daily baby aspirin plus as I mentioned earlier

Motrin almost daily.

Michele

I, too, have taken glucosamine & have found it to be

very

brand-dependent. I

also didn't notice much change unless I'd been off it

for awhile. But

you

said that you had MORE pain on it. I am curious as to

whether you are

taking

any anti-inflammatory meds (NSAIDS)? I was told that

using ANY of

these meds

renders glucosamine totally ineffective.

Blessings,

Carla Kay

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[Guest guest]

Michele,

Now I'll "pipe" in! Are you sure that the aspirin warning included the baby aspirin? My doctor has never mentioned that, and I take it with other things!

Carole

[Guest guest]

Hi Carole,

No, I'm not ABSOLUTELY sure it included baby aspirin.

This was a news report on TV. I had the TV on but was

not totally " tuned in " to it until I heard something

about aspirin and OTC NSAID's. By then the report was

over, and I haven't heard anything about it since. I

haven't called my dr. but I've asked various people I

know, and in particular some nurses who are neighbors

of mine, and no one has heard this! Sorry.

Michele

Now I'll " pipe " in! Are you sure that the aspirin

warning included

the baby

aspirin? My doctor has never mentioned that, and I

take it with other

things!

Carole

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