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I have a patients whose physician has requested she stop taking

glucosamine sulfate because it will increase her cholesterol levels.

I haven't read anything in the literature about this, has anyone

substantiated this? I would appreciate your input.

Be well,

Judith E. Allan, DC, PC

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

503.636.6600

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Interesting question. I had a patient ask the same question this morning.

GNC.com has a Health notes section on the left side bar and clicking on

Vitamin Guide brings up an index. You can read their findings.

Larry Oliver

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Glucosamine and Cholesterol

I have a patients whose physician has requested she stop taking

glucosamine sulfate because it will increase her cholesterol levels.

I haven't read anything in the literature about this, has anyone

substantiated this? I would appreciate your input.

Be well,

Judith E. Allan, DC, PC

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

503.636.6600

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