Joint Defense

Cassian Pereira

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Beschreibung

Joint pain, often seen as an inevitable part of aging, can be significantly impacted through early intervention. "Joint Defense" offers a comprehensive guide to understanding, preventing, and mitigating joint pain by focusing on modifiable lifestyle factors. The book uniquely emphasizes preventative strategies and long-term joint health, empowering readers to take control of their musculoskeletal well-being.

Did you know that proper posture and alignment are foundational to joint health, influencing everyday activities? Or that targeted exercise and nutritional strategies are essential for resilient, pain-free joints? This book begins by establishing the principles of joint anatomy and biomechanics, then explores common causes of joint pain like repetitive strain. Its core provides practical strategies, including exercises, nutritional guidelines for reducing inflammation, and ergonomic adjustments. By integrating knowledge from kinesiology, nutrition science, and occupational therapy, the book provides a holistic understanding.

The book progresses to long-term joint health maintenance, outlining a sustainable approach to prevent future problems and manage existing conditions. "Joint Defense" uses evidence-based research and real-world examples. It challenges the notion that joint pain is unavoidable, offering a proactive approach to managing and preventing joint issues through improved posture, movement, and nutrition. This approach makes complex information accessible and actionable, aiding readers in optimizing their joint health.

Verfügbar seit: 19.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 132 Seiten.

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