👉 Lupulins, also known as glucosaminoglycans (GLGs), are a type of carbohydrate found in the cells of the immune system. These proteins play important roles in regulating inflammation and tissue repair processes. In the context of medicine, they are often referred to as "glucosaminoprotein" or "glucosaminic acid". The term "lupulin" is also used occasionally to refer to a specific type of glucosaminoglycan
