Topic : reverse-health-risks

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  Spine curvature disorders in adults: symptoms and remedies

  25th September 2016

  Adult spinal deformities are not an uncommon issue, studies reporting a prevalence of 25% to 25% in the general population,  with numbers going as high as 68% in the

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  Natural solutions for high blood pressure

  09th January 2015

  High blood pressure or hypertension is more common in people who smoke, in diabetics, those with high levels of bad cholesterol and in overweight individuals, but even

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  Gluten-Free Vegan Diets, Potential Solution for Rheumatoid Arthritis

  30th June 2014

  When we refer to arthritis, we tend to identify it with pain and inflammation of the joints However, this term is used to define a group of diseases, and

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  WBV Proves Beneficial in Diabetic Neuropathy

  09th June 2014

  Over 60% of diabetes sufferers are affected by neuropathy, nerve disorder which commonly affects the nerves under the skin and appears in both type 1 and type 2 diabetics

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  Whole Body Vibration Could Speed Up Recovery from Fractures

  25th April 2014

  Whole body vibration therapy is already largely used for rehabilitation purposes, being a low impact activity that can be performed by people of all ages for speeding up the

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  Whole Body Vibration as Alternative to Exercise for Patients with COPD

  19th March 2014

  Although the culprit behind weight loss and muscle weakness in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is not fully understood, it is believed that these symptoms, which are

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  Minimize the Damage Caused by High Heels with WBV

  17th January 2014

  Look at the picture below, and tell me what you see there: a great pair of Louboutins, or the legs of a woman who’s surely in great pain after

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  The Secret to Reversing the Health Risks Common to a Sedentary Life

  18th July 2013

  Chances are, you live a pretty sedentary life

  It isn’t completely your fault—we’ve all got to work, and your job probably doesn’t involve much movement

  In a recent study, Anne

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