Category Archives: Bone & Joint Health

7 Simple Sources for More Vitamin D

Vitamin D has many benefits, but one its primary functions is to support bone health. It’s what allows the body to absorb calcium so that bones grow strong.

Without it, people can experience soft or brittle bone tissue that puts them at risk for injury and/or disease.

It’s safe to say vitamin D is something you want in your life–it’s not hard to get, either. Despite that fact, though, many people don’t get the recommended amount of this vitamin.

Joint Knowledge: Labral Tears

The joints in the hip and shoulder have a very similar structure. These joints look like a ball and socket where the arm or leg attaches to the torso. The labrum is the soft tissue that covers the socket of the joint. Tears in this area can be caused by injury, degenerative issues, or structural […]

The Role of Rest in Promoting Joint and Bone Health

As we age, our joints and bones become more susceptible to wear and tear. Aging, combined with a sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition, can lead to joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation. While exercise and proper nutrition play important roles in promoting joint and bone health, rest is equally as important. Here are some reasons why […]

Arthritis: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment and Management Tips

Arthritis is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a common ailment that causes painful inflammation in one or more joints in the body. The condition can be debilitating to the point where it can make even simple tasks, such as walking, writing, or holding objects, difficult to perform. In this article, […]

5 Easy Exercises to Improve Your Bone Density at Home

Did you know that there are exercises you can do at home to improve your bone density? Bone health is often overlooked, but it’s a crucial aspect of overall health and well-being. Our bones support the weight of our bodies, protect vital organs, and store calcium, which is essential for many bodily functions. However, as […]

Why do my joints hurt?

 

Regardless of your activity level, you are a being that moves every day. 

We often think of muscles as being the sole movers of the body due to their ability to produce strength and power, but much more goes into the act of moving.

If you’ve been experiencing joint discomfort–whether for a short period or over the long-term–you know all too well that when your joint hurts, you are limited in what you can and can’t do.

After all, joints are a system of bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles, cartilage, and bursae. An entire joint may be affected if even one of those parts is injured or inflamed.

 

You know your joints hurt, but now you want to know why.

Fruit Power: How These 5 Fruits Can Help Reduce Joint Pain and Boost Bone Strength

Maintaining healthy bones and joints is crucial for overall physical wellness and mobility. Bones provide structure and support to the body, protect vital organs, and store minerals like calcium and phosphorus. On the other hand, joints enable movement and flexibility by connecting bones and allowing them to move smoothly against each other. As we age, […]

Boost Your Bone Health with These Must-have Minerals

 

Unless you’re super-human, you’ve probably noticed that your body just doesn’t behave and bounce back from setbacks like it used to.

It’s easy to notice the changes that we can feel and see, like the “quick” workout routine that now leaves you sore for days or the amount of extra care and products it takes to keep your hair, skin or nails strong and healthy. 

5 Antioxidant-Rich Foods for Joints

 

We all want to be on the fast track to better health, joint pain relief, and reduced inflammation!

Making smart food choices is key to managing our symptoms and improving our health especially when our body is experiencing inflammation.

Unfortunately, inflammation is inevitable and unavoidable. We experience it when we’re physically and mentally stressed, injured, and as we age.

Joint Knowledge: Achilles Tendinitis

Mild ache along the back of your lower leg? Does it nag right above your heel at the end of an intense week of training or after sprinting or climbing stairs?  It might be especially noticeable in the morning yet improves over the course of the day. If this sounds like your experience, keep reading […]

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