Back & Spine

Osteopenia Caught Early: Your 10-Year Plan to Avoid a First Fracture

What Type Of Anaesthetic Is Used For Knee Replacement Surgery

Key Takeaways Osteopenia describes a bone density score between -1.0 and -2.5, sitting between normal bone and osteoporosis, and it marks a higher chance of fracture without being a disease. Around half of all fractures in people over 50 happen in this range, so the years straight after a first low reading are when your…

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Heavy Lifting for Osteoporosis Isn’t Off Limits: What the Evidence Actually Shows

Partial Knee Replacement Vs Knee Osteotomy Which Preserves Your Joint Better

Key Takeaways Heavy lifting for osteoporosis was tested in the Australian LIFTMOR trial, where supervised training raised spine bone density and held bone at the hip while the comparison group lost bone at both. Bone responds to high-magnitude load applied quickly, which is why walking, swimming and light weights do little to increase density on…

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How Do I Keep My Joints Healthy After 50?

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Key Takeaways Joint changes after 50 are common, but stiffness and pain are not inevitable, and much of your joint health stays within your control. Regular movement that blends strength, range-of-motion, low-impact cardio and balance work helps nourish cartilage and support the muscles around each joint. Everyday habits such as managing your weight, eating well…

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Understanding Back Pain

Low Back Pain

Understanding Low Back Pain Throughout this article, we’re going to provide specific insights and real-world examples that will help you to understand the true physiology behind pain. Evidence shows that through a proper understanding of pain, we can significantly improve someones overall experience of pain, arguably having the greatest impact. This fantastic video below helps…

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