Monast Law Office - November 2024

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What Veterans Day Means to the Monast Family

4 Must-Have Savings Accounts to Secure Your Future

Find Fair Compensation for Lifelong Injuries

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How Equine Therapy Is Transforming the Lives of Veterans

Fennel Gratin

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The Do’s and Don’ts for Happy, Healthy Joints

JOINT VENTURES

HOW TO EXERCISE AND EAT RIGHT FOR FLEXIBILITY

DIET

The joints in our body are responsible for keeping us moving, so maintaining our joint health is essential. But many of us don’t realize some of our everyday habits might work against us. From how we bend and lift to the choices we make in our daily routines, seemingly small actions can cause significant stiffness or discomfort. Let’s uncover the habits that could be causing joint trouble and learn how to improve them. EXERCISE Healthy joints require regular exercise, and it’s crucial to stay active without overdoing it. A sedentary lifestyle with frequent or extended sitting can lead to weight gain and muscle tightness, making it more difficult for your joints to function. But overworking your joints can put stress or strain on them. So, aim for a mix of cardio, muscle conditioning, and strength training in your routine. Give your joints a break from sitting every 30 minutes by doing stretches for a few minutes.

Some of the tastiest foods, like red meat, french fries, dairy products, and sweets, are inflammatory and can trigger worse joint pain, especially

for knee and hand osteoarthritis. When planning your plate, look for foods with omega-3 fatty acids, beta-carotene, fiber, and magnesium. Foods rich in these nutrients can reduce joint inflammation

and lower cholesterol. Berries, fish, olive oil, leafy greens, and nuts are all great snacks to keep your bones healthy and your body limber.

Making mindful adjustments to your exercise routine and diet are proactive steps toward preserving your joint health and enjoying a more vibrant, active lifestyle. Remember, small changes today can significantly improve how you feel and move tomorrow.

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