Advertisement

Category Archives: Anti-Aging

The real cause of hearing loss uncovered

Previous studies in women revealed that a drop in estrogen and progesterone after menopause is responsible for hearing loss and that hormone therapy can minimize this. But the latest findings now suggest that late natural menopause and the use of oral hormonal therapies could increase the risk of hearing loss in women. The study began ...click here to read more

Advertisement

5 symptoms you should never ignore

If you’re over the age of 50, then bone health is a serious concern—even more so if you’re a woman. When a person develops osteoporosis, their bones become weak and brittle, which increases the risk of fractures. Osteoporosis also negatively impacts mobility and can lead to isolation and depression. Osteoporosis is often called “the silent ...click here to read more

Is your job putting your joints at risk?

If you suffer from aching joints, then you may have your current or previous occupation to blame. A recent study examined common occupations to determine which ones would increase your risk of joint pain and arthritis. Some of the research’s findings included that electricians have double the risk of developing arthritis while bricklayers have three ...click here to read more

Gout in knee: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and home remedies of knee gout

What is gout in knee? Gout in knee or “gout knee” is an inflammatory condition of the joint leading to swelling, pain, and redness of the knee. Gout is a complex form of arthritis that can affect anyone. Men are documented as having the condition more often, but postmenopausal women become increasingly susceptible in their ...click here to read more

The best and worst foods to eat after 50

If you’re a woman over the age of 50, you are either experiencing menopause or have completed it. Menopause is considered a substantial change in a woman’s life because frankly, it brings with it many changes. Not only does a woman’s menstrual cycle come to an end, but estrogen levels drop, which has a large ...click here to read more

What causes septic (infectious) arthritis? Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention

Infectious arthritis, also known as septic arthritis, is a form of joint pain that manifests from an infection in a joint. This is caused by an infection that began elsewhere in the body, affecting the particular joint in question, leading to arthritic symptoms. Systemic infections such as Lyme disease, hepatitis, fifth disease, mumps, German measles, ...click here to read more

Can’t sleep? Forgetful? Try this…

You’ve probably heard of white noise, which is a noise containing several different frequencies with equal intensities. Many people find that falling asleep to white noise helps them sleep throughout the night. In fact, manufacturers have developed specific machines to produce white noise to help people sleep. But if you want to improve your sleep ...click here to read more

What is knee effusion (water on the knee)? Causes, symptoms, and tests for water on the knee

Knee effusion (water on the knee) is a condition where fluid accumulates around the knee joint. This is sometimes referred to as having a swollen knee or having “water on the knee.” Normally, our joints have a small amount of fluid surrounding them called synovial fluid. This helps to reduce friction and promote smooth joint ...click here to read more

Benefits of using essential oils for rheumatoid arthritis pain relief

Essential oils for rheumatoid arthritis can be an effective option for those looking to reduce inflammation, stiffness, and pain. They should not be confused with fragrance oils or perfumes. Essential oils are derived from leaves, flowers, roots, bark, and other parts of plants. While essential oils can be useful for alleviating some symptoms of rheumatoid ...click here to read more

Algae extract found to treat arthritis

Arthritis is an inflammatory condition of the joints that causes joint pain and stiffness, usually getting worse with age. It is estimated that around 90 percent of all people over the age of 65 have this condition to some degree. For the most part, arthritis is treated with anti-inflammatory medication and pain killers, but researchers ...click here to read more