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Joint Hypermobility: When Should You Be Concerned?
Joint hypermobility is often caused by inherited differences in connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons, which are more elastic than usual. As a result, joints can move further than normal.
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Flexibility lowers arthritis risk in women
According to a recent research study, older women who have super-flexible joints are less likely to have arthritic knees than their peers. The findings of the study suggest that the flexibility retained in old age can ward off arthritis. Both natural and exercise induced flexibility seems to help prevent arthritis. So exercise and stretching should...
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Joint Hypermobility: When Should You Be Concerned?
Joint hypermobility is often caused by inherited differences in connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons, which are more elastic than usual. As a result, joints can move further than normal.
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Flexibility lowers arthritis risk in women
According to a recent research study, older women who have super-flexible joints are less likely to have arthritic knees than their peers. The findings of the study suggest that the flexibility retained in old age can ward off arthritis. Both natural and exercise induced flexibility seems to help prevent arthritis. So exercise and stretching should...
