The human liver naturally produces glucuronolactone from glucose and controls glycogen formation. With glucuronic acid as its immediate precursor, it is used for the oral administration of the said acid in the treatment of collagen and joint diseases. It is one of the basic units of and an element of Chondroitin Sulfate and is considered by some experts to be beneficial in making joint, tendon and ligament healthy and elastic. It has also been used in medicine as an antiarthritic agent it being a vital structural component of almost all fibrous and connective tissues in animals. DGL also has a direct participation in detoxifying the liver through glucuronidation. The body carries this substance which hastens and stimulates the removal of the harmful substances endogenic and exogenic noxal. Glucuronidation aids in the elimination of medicines from the body. In the process, the medicines typically consume glucuronolactone faster than the body can naturally produce it, and so diminishing
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