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Growing risk of osteoarthritis
by Meena Ghia
- 4 year ago |  1251
  • New Delhi: Osteoarthritis is the second most common rheumatologic problem and the most frequent joint disease with a prevalence of 22 percent to 39 percent in I
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Tips For Healthy Joints: How To Manage Your Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms
by The Health Tales
- 3 year ago |  784
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  • 1. Stay active, stay in motion- It's the golden rule of joint health- the more you move, the less stiffness you will have. So avoid keeping still or sitting for long hours and take regular breaks between work to move.
  • 2. Take safety measures- Wear knee pads or braces when engaging in heavy-duty or exercise or sports to avoid straining your joints.
  • 3. Weight-loss can help- Extra weight can affect the strain on hips, knees and back. Even a little weight-loss can help. Ask your doctor what's the best way to get started.
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10 Super-foods That Help Combat Arthritis
by The Health Tales
- 3 year ago |  584
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  • 1. Garlic- Raw garlic has excellent anti-inflammatory properties that help manage rheumatoid arthritis and inhibit pro-inflammatory substances that can cause inflammation of the cartilage.
  • 2. Ginger- Ginger works as good as anti-inflammatory drugs aspirin and ibuprofen.
  • 3. Green tea- This nourishing beverage is an amazing anti-inflammatory drink that is loaded with antioxidants polyphenols and flavonoids that counteract the inflammation initiated by free radicals and oxidative stress.
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9 Foods To Avoid If You Have Arthritis
by The Health Tales
- 3 year ago |  580
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  • 1. Sugars and refined carbs- Cut out candies, processed foods, white flour baked goods, and sodas to reduce your arthritis pain.
  • 2. Excess salt- Excess consumption of salt may result in inflammation of your joints. Reducing your salt intake to as modest an amount as is reasonable may help.
  • 3. Alcohol- If you consume alcohol, you have a higher risk for developing gout.
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