A natural dietary supplement derived from seaweed could help improve pain and stiffness in people who suffer from osteoarthritis of the knee, according to a preliminary study. The supplement, Aquamin, is made from red algae and contains calcium, magnesium and other minerals that some research suggests could help ease inflammation and slow
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