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Relieving Rheumatoid Arthritis

The numbers are staggering…about one out of 100 Canadians has rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis ailments are now the leading cause of disability in Canada and since there is no cure, the focus is on controlling the symptoms to bring patients pain relief. Although the symptoms can be different for each sufferer, the main characteristics are swelling, ...click here to read more

Prevent Arthritis and Feel Younger for Longer

Have you ever noticed that your joints feel achy or stiff, especially when it rains?  This could be a sign of arthritis.  Chances are, this pain isn’t doing anything to help you feel younger.  This could be because arthritis, simply put, means joint pain and inflammation. Arthritis consists of over 100 different conditions, ranging in ...click here to read more

Three Great Treatments for Osteoarthritis

If you’re part of the growing tide of people who are experiencing joint pain and stiffness, like with osteoarthritis, you’ll want to read further to find out about three natural remedies and anti-inflammatory medications that could help. U.S. researchers have found substantial evidence that suggests glucosamine, devil’s claw, and acupuncture are effective and well-tolerated natural remedies for ...click here to read more

How Different Types of Stress Affect Your Body

Are you feeling stressed and don’t even know it? Your body can have all kinds of reactions to stress that move beyond feeling adrenaline or anxiety. Learning how stress affects the body can be a challenge because it can depend on how stressed you are and for how long. For example, research shows that low-to-moderate ...click here to read more

Will Yoga Make You Stronger?

Yoga is undoubtedly a popular practice worldwide and can offer many benefits. But can it make older adults stronger? A new study suggests it can. However, the data is relatively weak. The review of 33 clinical trials, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, found that older adults who participated in yoga programs typically gained ...click here to read more

Five Things to Try To Help Reduce Hand Pain

The last thing you want is surgery to help you deal with hand pain. An extended recovery and the possibility that the pain will not subside do not always seem worth the risk. Hand pain is far more than an annoyance, however, which is why many consider surgery. The stiffness and swelling that accompany the ...click here to read more

Daily Steps to Keep Inflammation in Check

What do a mattress, toothbrush, salmon, and sneakers have in common? They may all be able to help you fight against chronic inflammation – a persistent state of immune system activity that’s linked to several health problems and risks. The more healthy habits you have, the better chance you’ll have at limiting inflammation and disease ...click here to read more

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Exercise May Can Help Ease the Pain in Arthritic Knees

If you’ve got sore knees caused by osteoarthritis, you may be apprehensive about exercise. Don’t be. Strengthening the muscles around the joints can ease pain and restore quality to your life. New research has found that even short bouts of exercise can help to reduce knee pain from osteoarthritis and improve range of motion. Knee ...click here to read more

Is Your Chest Pain Being Caused by Joints?

If you’re experiencing chest pain, your first move should be to get to the emergency room. If a heart attack has been ruled out, what could be the cause? Chest pain can be the result of heartburn, but it could also be the result of joint pain. Costochondritis is often mistaken for a heart-related problem, ...click here to read more

Are Pain Pills Making Your Arthritic Knees Worse?

Countless people pop popular pain medications to help them cope with joint pain to make it through the day. But that short-term relief could come at a long-term cost, according to some new research. A new study suggests that over-the-counter (OTC) pain medication like aspirin, Aleve, or ibuprofen may make arthritic knee pain worse. The ...click here to read more

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