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Can Nutrition be an Answer to Back and Knee Pain Management?

Have you heard, “You are what you eat”? That’s a simple but very true statement and one that we need to be considering. If we want to feel better, we need to do some detective work on what it is that is making us feel less than terrific, why do my knees hurt?

For example, weight being the most common. We know we need to lose some lbs., so what is the most logical and correct place to start? Right! EAT LESS!! Move away from the table. Drink more water. Cut out the pop and the snacks, the sugars and the carbs. And most of all the alcohol. Do this and you will begin to lose weight, it just makes sense.

Why should it be any different with other maladies that we are dealing with? Especially chronic knee pain, back, hips, elbows and shoulders. If it is logical for something as common as weight loss, why not knee pain? What should we cut out of our diet? First of all try sodas! We all drink too much of them, switch to water. Sugars, cut back. Look at what you eat a lot of and cut back.

Are there some good things we can take that may counter our knee and back pain?

Glucosamine, (with Chondroitin) is the most common natural product that thousands use and is somewhat effective for minor pain. Other naturals cures are something as simple as ginger or raw vinegar and honey.

.The easiest natural way to eat our way to better health and probably back and knee pain relief is fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables? Ugh, don’t tell me to eat my vegetables! Well, it used to be that the daily recommended portions of fruit was 3, then 3-5, and 5-7, now the experts are saying 9-13 servings everyday! The average American gets 1!

Why is that so important? Phytonutrients and antioxidants! Layman’s language, powerful fuel for the body to fight the sick cells that turn into the real bad stuff.

So how do I know which fruits are the best? How about, cranberries, blueberries, bilberries, raspberries to name a few. That would be tough to eat all of that everyday. Is there an easy way to get 13 servings of fruit every day?

How about drinking it? YES! DRINK IT! How much, a gallon? Try 4 ounces! No way, you say, how do I do that?

I would love to show you how simple that can be and how great the effects can be. Lets talk soon.

Doug has been dealing with knee and back pain for over 20 years and now at sixty feels better that anytime over those 20 years. Finding the proper balance of nutrition has brought me from 40 ibuprofen each week to zero. Head over to my website to find out what that is. http://www.circle75ent.com

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Knee Pain : Unfortunate Knee Injuries That Can Result From Skiing

In previous years, while you were skiing, have you ever injured your knee?

Do you have knee pain when you ski?

While the development of release binding has been very useful in reducing the incidence of fractures to a person’s lower leg bones, knee injuries are still common among skiers. The knee joint and its associated ligaments, menisci, and bony structures has been cited as causing 30-40 % of all alpine ski injuries.

Most knee injuries have a good prognosis (The definition of prognosis is the probable course and outcome of a disease). However, many knee injuries can lead to significant functional impairment and may terminate a person’s skiing career. In order to understand the difference between injuries, read on for more information.

The majority of knee injuries that happen to alpine skiers involves one or more of the knee’s ligaments. There are four major knee ligaments, two of which the MCL (medial collateral ligament) and the ACL (Anterior cruciate ligament) are most commonly injured among skiers. In order to determine which injury you have, it is important to visit your physician, do not self diagnose.

If you feel like you have injured your knee and are curious as to what your physician will test for, read through our list of sprain “Grades”… Below is a list of “Grades” that your physician may give to such a knee injury. As the grade goes up, your knee health goes down.

Grade 1 : No laxity (ie. give) in the ligament when stressed. Basically, this means that few if any ligament fibers are themselves torn.

Grade 2 : Moderate laxity in the ligament, but there is a definite endpoint present. This means that some but not all of the ligament fibers may be torn.

Grade 3 : A complete give in the ligament occurs All ligament fibres torn.

Next, you will find a list of traits that can identify the possible presence of an knee injjury. If you notice any of the following symptoms after you have injured your knee speak with a physician asap!

1.) Obvious deformity occurs at the knee

2.) Absolute inability to weight bear on the involved limb.

3.) A large degree of edema (swelling) in the knee joint within a couple of hours of injury

4.) An inability to bring your knee into full extension – ie to make it straight. This is sometimes referred to as “locked knee”

5.) Lastly, there is a severe tenderness when you press on a specific area of the knee.

Mona D ACL Reconstruction and Rehabilitation: A Protocol of Accelerated Rehabilitation. Department of Sports Trauma, Lugano, Switzerland. Presented at 13th International Congress on Ski Trauma and Skiing Safety, Cervinia, Italy. May 1999.

Langran M, Selvaraj S. Snow Sports Injuries in Scotland. A case-control study. Br. J Sports Med. 35:135-140, 2002

If you would like to learn more about ways to decrease your knee pain, and to get the support your knees need, visit us online now at http://www.drbraceco.com We can provide you with more education material about your knee and knee braces, to help you make the best decision for yourself.

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