Physical Activity When Living with Osteoarthritis For people suffering from osteoarthritis, it may be tempting to exercise less or even stop exercising altogether. Other people, on the other hand, may want to carry out their activities as if nothing is wrong. Instead, there should be a balance: continue to exercise
Hip pain can profoundly affect one’s quality of life, limiting mobility and the ability to perform daily activities. Whether it stems from osteoarthritis, sports injuries, or chronic conditions, understanding the origins of this pain is the first step toward effective relief.
Joint pain is far from being a problem that only affects the elderly. In fact, it concerns people of all ages and, as we shall see, its prevalence is increasing within the population. This can be explained by a number of factors, including a sedentary lifestyle.
Joints are complex parts of our body, but they work wonders to ensure our mobility when nothing affects them. Nevertheless, more than 5 million Canadians, about 1 in 6 people, suffer from osteoarthritis. Because it causes cartilage and bone in certain joints to deteriorate, osteoarthritis can affect the way these
In Canada, 1 in 6 people suffer from some form of osteoarthritis, and although symptoms most often appear between the ages of 40 and 50, they can occur earlier. In general, women 55 and older are more affected, and most people over the age of 70 are living with this
At Genacol, we are proud to offer people who suffer from joint pain caused by osteoarthritis concrete solutions to fight it. This is with our natural supplements, which contain our patented AminoLock Collagen. How can we explain their effectiveness?
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