Bones and Joint Problems
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Description
During your childhood, teens and 20s your bones and joints mature. By age 30 your bones
are at their strongest and most dense. As you continue to age you can begin to lose this bone
density. Your bones may weaken and have problems absorbing vitamins and minerals from your
digestive tract.
Statistics
- In 2005 around 2,570 new cases of bone and
joint cancer were diagnosed, with osteosarcoma being 50% more common in males than in
females
- Osteoporosis affects around 25 million
Americans per year, 80% of whom are women
Causes
The most prevalent cause of weak bones and joints is nutritional deficiency. This is not
just from dietary insufficiency, but also from underlying illness and natural body chemical and hormonal
imbalances that have developed from years of nutritional misuse.
Diagnosis
Initially your practitioner will ask you about your symptoms and your medical history, as well
as carrying out a physical examination for bone tenderness, swelling or redness.
Blood tests may be performed, along with imaging studies, x-rays and ultrasound where deemed
necessary.
Signs & Symptoms
Symptoms of problems with your skeletal system can vary according to the specific condition and
its cause. However, general and common symptoms of bone and joint disorders include:
Treatment
A balanced lifestyle with regular exercise is important for you to maintain all round good
health.
Eating a good diet, quitting smoking and keeping active are all helpful, but you need to take more specific
measures to prevent bone and joint malfunction, and treat it just as specifically should it occur.
Conventional Treatments
Millions of medications are prescribed each year, but most (if not all)
have underlying side effects that can be extremely dangerous to your health.
All of the below are used to treat (suppress) symptoms of the following:
Rheumatism, Arthritic conditions, Gout, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, Sprains and
Strains
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
These can relieve your inflammation, pain and stiffness of many types of arthritis, gout,
rheumatism, carpel tunnel syndrome...
Natural Treatments
A regular daily intake of key nutrients will greatly improve your bone health and joint
function. Selected nutrients will help avoid deficiencies that can lead to the loss of valuable bone
minerals, and the same nutrients also help to build those losses back up should you find yourself already
in a disease state.
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