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Your nutrient intake levels depend on your age, build and activity level. Joints as in cartilage,ligaments, tendons are actually 40% collagen by weight and so nutrients which increase collagen would be beneficial. Calcium+phosphorous+silica+magnesium build bone.
If you want healthy joints as an older person then ideally one would do exercises which improve flexibilty as that aspect diminishes with aging. Yoga is ideal. Stretching exercises as well. Movement, movement and more movement. Being Sedentary is fine sometimes but not when it is the majority of your day.
I am in my early 20's. What nutrients help increase collagen?
I have a smallish frame so football left me injured more times than healthy. I also have to be careful with not going to heavy during lifting or it is an inevitable injury.
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