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Joint and Bone Health
Nutrition for joints and bones: what supports comfort and density, and what the evidence says about the common supplements. Joints and bones both respond well to load, regular movement, and especially resistance exercise, is what keeps them strong as we age.
Bone is living tissue that responds to how you move, at every age. It's never too late to start looking after it.
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The NHS reports that osteoporosis affects over three million people in the UK. In addition…
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Recent reports have shown that rickets is increasing in children in the UK. This is not only a…
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The correct nutrition to support good bone health is essential at all stages of life. In this…
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Resistance exercise and protein are the two biggest levers for muscle at any age, not just for athletes. Here's what the evidence says.
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In this article, we’ll explore the science behind menopause-related joint pain, highlight key…
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Social media would have you believe that electrolytes are “the next big thing” a nd a must-have…
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As we have had the London Marathon a couple of weeks ago there may be a few stiff, sore and aching…
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Common Questions Does glucosamine actually work for joint pain? Glucosamine is a naturally occurring amino sugar found in cartilage, where it contributes to the production of compounds that help maintain cartilage structure and function, helping to support joint comfort and mobility.
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