Krill oil is a natural supplement that has been gaining popularity in recent years. This oil is derived from krill, small crustaceans found in the ocean. Krill oil is high in omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for your health. Here are some things you need to know about krill oil before you decide if […]
We’re on a mission to discover the ultimate home workout routines that keep us motivated and energized. With gyms and fitness studios temporarily closed or operating at limited capacity, it’s more important than ever to find effective ways to stay fit and healthy in the comfort of our own homes. In this blog post, we’ll […]
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 […]
Joint health is essential for an active, pain-free lifestyle. It is important to take proper care of our joints and keep them healthy in order to be able to move freely and enjoy the activities we love. But sometimes, joint health can suffer from unhealthy habits, lack of exercise, or age. Fortunately, there are 5 […]
The human shoulder is perhaps one of the most fascinating joints in the body. This joint has a simplistic structure where bones are concerned, a complex setup of soft tissues, and the most range of motion out of all joints. The shoulder can develop a series of problems, however, and shoulder impingement happens to be […]
You may have heard about an injury known as a SLAP tear. This is an injury to the shoulder joint. The acronym SLAP stands for superior labrum anterior posterior. Let’s break this down to understand precisely what it means, and then we’ll look at symptoms, causes, treatment, and prevention of SLAP tears. What is […]
The shoulder is a remarkable joint! It performs the upper body’s most powerful functions and allows for an intricate and complex range of motion. The muscles around the shoulder have been responsible, in part, for the rapid advance of primate evolution. They are even important in human-to-human communication, helping convey frustration… joy… […]