GLPs and cartilage regeneration

Yeah… I don’t know. Had a hip replacement almost 3 years ago. Surgeon estimated my good hip had 10yrs before I’d be thinking about addressing it. 3 years later, Reta for the last 8 months, down 120lbs and I’m starting to get the first sensations of hip arthritis pain. Unless my new found fitness and activity level is driving it
 
AxlBundy said:
Yeah… I don’t know. Had a hip replacement almost 3 years ago. Surgeon estimated my good hip had 10yrs before I’d be thinking about addressing it. 3 years later, Reta for the last 8 months, down 120lbs and I’m starting to get the first sensations of hip arthritis pain. Unless my new found fitness and activity level is driving it
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Oh no, that's not good. Are you a runner or practicing exercises that put pressure on joints? I have a family history of arthritis and bad hips. When I started running in 2020 due to the gyms closing, I began to experience severe hip pain so I stopped.
 
AxlBundy said:
No, I’m not a runner. All my cardio is cycling, walking, elliptical. Im a pretty fit 46yr old. Really disappointing feeling the first waves of pain coming.
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We are the same age. I find the ellipitcal and bike don't hurt me at all but going on long walks sometimes does for some reason 🤷‍♀️
I take a lot of supplements besides peps, to help mitigate my hip pain. They found my uric acid to be elevated, and certain synthetic acidic foods also trigger it, so I found it helpful to figure out what triggers it. So far I have to steer clear of food with white vinegar (ACV i s ok). Acetic and malic acid have really messed me up to the point the pain doesn't allow me to sleep on that side.
I hope you can figure out what works and find some relief!
 
The study of GLP1's and cartilage repair included hyaluronic acid. VERY modest repair was noticed, about 17%. Not really regrowth though as weight loss relieves the stress and pressure on cartilage and it expands somewhat. Cartilage has very limited natural regenerative capacity
 
cujet said:
The study of GLP1's and cartilage repair included hyaluronic acid. VERY modest repair was noticed, about 17%. Not really regrowth though as weight loss relieves the stress and pressure on cartilage and it expands somewhat. Cartilage has very limited natural regenerative capacity
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How was the hyaluronic acid used? Thanks!
 
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