Perhaps you can do it to?
When I was first diagnosed with hip Osteoarthritis in 2006 it was still thought that running *caused* osteoarthritis in healthy joints. Research findings have since started to swing towards running actually having a protective effect on our joints. But what about people with existing osteoarthritis? Continue Reading
A lot of people wonder if they have a similar condition to mine – a curable imbalance that’s causing all of their osteoarthritis symptoms. Many assume that their case must be different because they have OA diagnosed in so many joints. Here’s my list of symptoms – all down to a curable muscle imbalance. Continue Reading
Most people believe that a diagnosis of osteoarthritis means their symptoms are irreversible. They think that demanding physical jobs and sports such as running are out of the question. The best they can hope for is no worsening of symptoms over the years. The questions is, is that a false belief? Continue Reading
It’s hard enough winning a fight against osteoarthritis when your whole body is stiff, sore and dysfunctional. When you’re in a lot of pain that battle becomes infinitely harder. Learn how to reduce or even eliminate osteoarthritis pain without toxic, addictive drugs. Continue Reading
The baby boomer generation are now reaching retirement age. Currently 4 people of working age support each old age pensioner in the UK. By the time I’m 70 that is expected to have dropped to 2.5. Will pain relief drugs and joint replacement surgery still be offered by the NHS by the time we need it? Rather than leave things to chance I prefer to take control now and cure myself rather than rely on the NHS to patch me up indefinitely. Continue Reading