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A recent study conducted at Temple University has revealed an interesting development regarding the use of NSAID's (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs). It would seem that these researchers share the same concerns that have been frequently reported in the Arthritis Chronicle.
In previous editions of this Chronicle, we talked about some fundamental "static" stretching exercises that will assist with increasing mobility. Given the ease with which this can be used, it is something that every sufferer of arthritis should be doing every day.
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End the Pain and gainBy J. R. Rogers
For those with arthritis the idea of exercising seems a little challenging. Sure. It can seem that way. But not only do you lose arthritis pain, you get a ton of other benefits as well. The overall gains from exercise Exercise not only reduces arthritis pain, it provides a host of other benefits as well. Your muscles get greater blood flow and it clears out carbon dioxide and other toxins. Your heart pumps more efficiently; and, you get fewer muscle spasms. You lose weight (a big plus for arthritis sufferers); and, you increase the endorphins in your brain. Endorphins not only improve your mood, they also act as natural painkillers. Finally, exercise allows you to sleep better. I have never known anyone with arthritis that did not report better sleep when they exercised. The total picture Of course, you should take a safe and effective product like Syn-flex®. And, eat sensible foods. Add back the exercise and you have the total package. Get up and get moving. After all, why not feel better even when you have arthritis? See you next time.
Healthy Foods in Fighting ArthritisFarro Salad with Grilled Eggplant, Tomatoes and Onion
8 Tips to Control Arthritic PainThese past months in The Arthritis Chronicle, I've
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