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OARSI 2016: Bioactive collagen peptides potentially improve joint pain vs. placebo
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The efficacy of bioactive collagen peptides (BCP) in comparison to a placebo was investigated in two randomized trials. Study 1 involved 160 athletes with activity-related knee pain and study 2 consisted of 182 patients with knee or hip pain with a mean age of 50. The studies were conducted in order to determine if pain and mobility were improved with the BCP treatment and whether BCPs have the po...
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