Changing how you grip helped more sore hands than hand drills
Live well There is a gray foam tube on the handle of my coffee mug now, and it cost me
Read this issueLive well There is a gray foam tube on the handle of my coffee mug now, and it cost me
Read this issueTwo good trials, two different answers. One measured a year, the other twelve weeks.
Read this issueA two pound pinch, twenty six pounds at the base. Here is why, and how sure we are.
Read this issueCarol's pickle jar beat me. Here is the slow fist I do now, and the honest odds.
Read this issueIn 103 studies of 36,439 people, 36 in 100 with no knee pain still had noisy knees.
Read this issue164 people, six months: walking pain fell 2.1 points with sturdy shoes against 1.1.
Read this issue204 adults, two slow classes a week for 12 weeks: about as good as physical therapy.
Read this issueOf 991 people, 61 in 100 with a meniscus tear had no knee pain that month.
Read this issueA review of 139 trials: exercise eased knee pain by 9 to 13 points out of 100.
Read this issueIn 17 studies of 114,829 people, casual runners had less hip and knee arthritis than people who did not run. Here is what that does and does not prove, plus the week in hips.
Read this issueIn a trial of 204 people, 77 in 100 felt better after eight weeks of habit lessons and exercise. Here are the habits, starting with a pillow.
Read this issueA study of 27 worn hips: a cane in the far hand cut walking pain from 42 to 26.
Read this issue272 people with sore necks were split three ways. Two hours of coaching held its own.
Read this issueHow it works Last winter I backed the car out of our drive and found I could not turn my
Read this issueSlide your chin straight back and hold it for five seconds. Then do it nine more times.
Read this issue37 in every 100 healthy twenty-year-olds. 96 in 100 by eighty.
Read this issueFour thousand postal workers were taught to lift properly, then followed for five years.
Read this issue701 people were randomized, and the thing being tested was walking.
Read this issueIn primary care, a specific cause turns up in about one case in a hundred.
Read this issueKnees bent, feet flat, and let them fall slowly to one side.
Read this issueNine trials, thirty six thousand people, and not one fewer fall.
Read this issueFourteen trials say the same thing twice, in opposite directions.
Read this issueSeven trials, 1,503 people, average age 81 and a half.
Read this issueYour eyes, your inner ear, and the sense of where your feet are.
Read this issueThe narrowest thing you will stand on today is your own two feet.
Read this issueTwo thirds of the people carrying one did not know it was there.
Read this issueSore arm in first, good arm out first. And what to do with the pillows.
Read this issueFifteen reps, three sets, twice a day. And weight in the hand, week after week.
Read this issueThe socket is shallow on purpose. That was the bargain.
Read this issueThirty to sixty seconds, three times, twice a day. Sitting in a chair.
Read this issueMost people who have one never knew. That does not make it nothing.
Read this issueWhat the footwear evidence holds up, and the pair I put in the bin.
Read this issue48 sore heels, a rolled towel and the bottom stair.
Read this issueThere is a rope under your arch. It sits short and slack all night.
Read this issueA ten second hold, ten times, done sitting on the edge of the bed.
Read this issueMy hands are certain a storm is coming. The records disagree, politely.
Read this issueThe first thing on the guideline list is not a drug. It is your kitchen.
Read this issue349 people, three groups, and a result the shops will not print.
Read this issueTwo dead doctors named them. Both said the same thing about pain.
Read this issueTen slow thumb touches, twice a day. The evidence is small and I will say so.
Read this issue36% of people with no pain and no injury make the same sound.
Read this issueA stretch, a sleeping position, a heat trick for a stiff hour. Short enough to read with your coffee. If one does not fit, skip it. The next one might.
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