Treating arthritis pain may be possible with a relaxing alternative therapy, according to researchers. They say the ancient Chinese martial art known as tai chi may be effective in reducing knee pain in older people with osteoarthritis (OA).

Are you one of the millions of Americans who suffer from some type of chronic joint disorder such as arthritis, gout, lupus or fibromyalgia? Although each type of condition has its own unique characteristics, when it comes to the excruciating symptoms of inflamed joints and muscles… stiff neck… sore back… aching hips… cracking knees… swollen feet… and rigid toes and fingers, most all of them cause PAIN. Now studies are finding that some of these joint conditions may also be connected to other types of painful chronic health problems.

Researchers at the University of North Carolina say there’s evidence that losing a few extra pounds may help overweight people reduce their risk of developing osteoarthritis of the knees (OA).

There’s yet another reason to keep your weight in check. A new study has found a high body mass index can put you at risk to develop Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS).

They are often tolerated in the name of fashion, despite the fact they’re uncomfortable. Now research suggests high heels and other unsupportive footwear may cause long-term problems.

Chronic joint pain can be caused by poor lifestyle choices, inflammation and a wide variety of other factors. If you have ever dealt with chronic joint pain at any time in your life, you know that it can wear you down mentally and physically. Chronic joint pain is a living hell for anyone, taking a great toll on your mind and dampening your enthusiasm for life. But we’ve uncovered some sure-fire remedies to help get you back on your feet again so keep reading to find out more…

Although Western medicine has had little if any applications for the herb Tripterygium wilfordii, that may soon change now that new research shows it can be used to treat symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

A group of scientists tested the health benefits derived from extracts of 21 plants and herbs, and they found that white tea was the most beneficial.

The August issue of Arthritis Care and Research contains two new studies that establish a link between depression, inflammation and rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

A few days ago, blue food coloring was not much more than an additive to give food a certain appearance, but new research has found that it may be a valuable tool in reducing permanent damage to injured spinal nerves.