Joint discomfort is something many of us face as we age. It starts subtly—maybe a little stiffness in the knees after a long day or a twinge when getting up from a chair. Over time, these small annoyances can limit the activities we love, from gardening to playing with grandchildren. The frustration builds when everyday movements feel harder than they should. While there’s no overnight solution, some people look to simple, natural foods that provide nutrients linked to joint tissues. One that keeps coming up in conversations is gelatin—and there’s an easy daily habit many swear by that we’ll reveal later. What Is Gelatin, Exactly? Gelatin is a protein derived from collagen, found in animal bones, skin, and connective tissues. It’s the stuff that makes homemade bone broth thicken when cooled or gives desserts that signature jiggle. Unlike highly processed supplements, plain gelatin is a whole-food ingredient you can find in most grocery stores as an unflavored powder. It’s ...
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