Joint Pain

Any kind of injury to the joints can cause issues with movement, fIexibility and can often have a severe impact on your everyday life. Simple tasks such as walking, bending and even sitting can become very painful. Joint pain can vary from injuries sustained to non-injury conditions such as arthritis, rheumatism, gout, muscle strains and sprains.

Weight Loss

Dietary control

Exercise, although good, can put a strain on the joints affected

Strong medication that often has side affects

Massage

Application of hot and cold therapy

Reduces stiffness

Reduces swelling and inflammation

Improved lymph circulation

Removes toxins and boosts the body’s immune response

Promotes creation of fresh collagen

Improved circulation promotes the flow of fresh oxygenated blood

Reduces uric acid levels (this is good if you suffer from gout)

Better movement in joints affected