Benefits of Exercise for Arthritic Patients

 

Studies have shown that exercises help people with arthritis in the following ways:-

·        reduce joint pain and stiffness.

·        increase flexibility and range of motion.

·        increase the strength of muscle and ligament supporting the joints.

·        reduce fatigue and stiffness.

·        reduce excess weight.

·        help to prevent and retard joint deformity.

 

Exercises also enhance cardiac fitness, and physical endurance, mental focus, and leads to an improved sense of well-being.

 

 

 

Written by John Chow,  a practitioner of Chinese medicine, acupuncturist, masseur, healer and teacher of martial arts and spiritual paths in Melbourne, Australia.

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