There are over 120 types of arthritis, a condition that has become alarmingly common in our society. While it was once primarily observed in older adults, it's now appearing in children as young as six months. The common solution has been medications, which provide temporary relief. However, many find that they must continually take these drugs to keep pain at bay, and stopping them often results in the return of pain. Moreover, prolonged drug use can have side effects, impacting organs like the liver and kidneys, turning a short-term solution into potential long-term health issues.

This prompts two important questions: "Is there a better way?" and "Why is my body experiencing this?" Thankfully, there are alternative solutions. One fundamental approach is adjusting one's diet. Proper nutrition enables the body to repair and regenerate its tissues daily. Implementing these dietary changes isn't challenging; it merely requires understanding.

Additionally, it's crucial to address any nerve interference that might hinder brain-body communication. Kinesiologists and chiropractors excel at alleviating nerve pressure, promoting better communication within the body. Increasing circulation is also essential, though challenging when in pain. Using kinesiology techniques, pain can be reduced, allowing for increased joint movement and enhanced muscle strength. When pain is diminished, there's a natural inclination to move more, benefiting the joints.

By integrating these strategies, the body is better equipped to heal itself. It's essential to remember that our bodies are always working towards health and, given the right tools and resources, will undertake self-repair. In our practice, we typically observe pain reduction and the onset of healing within the first four visits.

For those enduring arthritic pain, this information provides a roadmap for potential relief. You don't have to navigate this journey alone; we're here to support and guide you. If you're ready to alleviate your pain and reclaim your life, don't hesitate to reach out. Contact Winner Wellness Center to set up an appointment. Your well-being is invaluable.