Trigger - Therapy Fight against Arthritis

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
Research by Drs. Janet Travell and David Simons, authors of "The Trigger Point Manual," has shown that trigger points are the primary cause of pain at least 75 percent of the time and are a factor in nearly every painful condition. Trigger points, a type of muscle stiffness, are the result ...

Aloe for Arthritis treatment - Health Benefits

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
Aloe vera gained worldwide recognition and has been intensively used from the oldest of times due to its extraordinary features. Just about every important civilization used it for its benefical effects over health and beauty. Egyptians would mix aloe with other herbs while preparing remedies for internal and external anomalies. ...

Tai Chi for Health

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
Tai Chi improves overall fitness, coordination and agility. People who practice Tai Chi regularly tend to have good posture, flexibility and range of motion. They also tend to have more mental clarity and sleep more soundly at night. Tai Chi goes to the root of most health problems by relaxing ...

How to Gain Weight for Energy in Arthritis treatment

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
After using my own body for over twenty years of experimentation and reading, I have discovered how to gain weight for maximum energy and strength. Being the biggest isn't always better. It's how you gain weight that matters. For most of my life I have been a very slim person with ...

Exercise - Benefits in Arthritis

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
The benefits of exercise go far beyond losing weight or building an attractive body. We often hear that we are supposed to exercise, but unfortunately many people tend dismiss the importance and value of this simple act, as just something doctors or health care providers routinely say to keep us ...

Arthritis: Glucosamine and Chondroitin for Joint Pain

Filed under: Arthritis - 17 Mar 2008
Glucosamine is derived from the shells of crabs and oysters, and is widely promoted as a natural substance for the treatment of arthritis and joint pain. Glucosamine is felt to be a precursor of proteoglycans. Proteoglycans are thought to be instrumental in helping cartilage retain water and in promoting formation ...

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Filed under: Arthritis - 23 Nov 2005
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