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Kukoamine A, a bioactive compound isolated from Lycium chinense, inhibits chondrocyte inflammation and ferroptosis via the SIRT1/GPX4 pathway, thus slowing OA progression (154)
Furthermore, they noted that the mean inflammatory lesion count dropped from 5.1 at baseline to 2.8 (week 4) and 1.9 at week 8 for a total reduction of 63%
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