Water exercise involves exercising in a pool, usually a heated, warm water pool, and may also be called ‘hydrotherapy’.
Many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have concerns about exercising due to the fear of their condition worsening. However, exercise is
Fish oils are oils found in the tissues of fish. They contain a certain type of fat called ...
Physical activity and exercise is extremely important for managing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It can improve mobility and flexibility of
Strength training is a name for activities or exercises that build the strength of your muscles. Strength training involves working your ...
No diet has been proven by research to cure arthritis. Be very cautious of special diets or supplements that claim to cure arthritis ...
Lifting weights or resistance training offers numerous benefits to help manage arthritis pain. Exercise keeps muscles around affected joint
Group fitness classes that focus on cardiovascular conditioning include step-type classes, dance-based classes, water classes ...
Golf is a game loved and played by people of all ages. It provides a stimulating mental challenge, a healthy walk in pleasant ...
‘Complementary therapies’ are any treatments or therapies that are not part of the conventional
In an age where so much information is available on the Internet; is it little wonder ...
Tai chi is an ancient, Chinese martial art form that is practised around the world as a type of gentle exercise. It involves smooth ...
Walking. It's free, low risk and one of the most effective means of reducing the pain and stiffness associated with rheumatoid arthritis...
The first thing to do is to ask yourself: Why are you being active? Do you want to control your rheumatoid arthritis (RA) symptoms, lose ...
By taking an active role in understanding and treating your conditions, you will experience less pain and stay more active than those who fe
I know there’s an old saying that says, ‘when you’re going through hell, keep on going.’ You must do that because you might not be going thr
Exercise can help you improve your health and fitness without hurting your joints.
Eat well. Live well. Be well. Is there really a diet that could cure arthritis?
Supplements can have a role to play. The trick is to understand which supplements are safe ...
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