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Flaking Nails
... bowel disease such as ulcerative colitis.
All your muscles need calcium to contract. A calcium deficiency will cause inactivity in ... the calcium level in your blood, it "steals" it from the bones (leading to osteoporosis) and stops supplying it to less essential areas ...
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Broken Collarbone
... break again when he returns to the pitch? Bones form the skeletal system, which has a range of vital functions. They support muscles. which are attached to them, and enable us to move and stay upright. ...
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Marma Therapy
... around the body where flesh, veins, arteries, tendons, bones and joints meet up. Each of these points have their own intelligence ... affected part of the neuro-muscular junction. Stretching of muscles and tendons is also used to improve tone, and gentle manipulation of ...
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Flat Feet
... fascinating. The main curvature of the arch is formed by the bones, of the feet, including those in your toes and heels, and the muscles that flex and bend the toes downwards. Also involved is the thick rope ...
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Frozen Shoulder
... the problem is usually caused by strain or injury to muscles or tendons. In the same way, computer use, driving, playing sports such ... only to a certain point. As soon as the tendon touches the bones that form the socket or cup, of the ball-and-socket shoulder joint, there ...
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Tennis Elbow
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The elbow area is complicated biodynamically. The three bones involved are the humerus in the upper arm, and the ulna and radius in the ... they face backwards. These movements are carried out by the muscles attached to the bone surfaces around the elbow. above and below. ...
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Aching Joints
... can be severe.
In fact, although ‘osteo’ means bones, it’s not the hard bones of the joint that suffer inflammation but the ... is absorbed. This will help the inflammation. Massage the muscles above and below the affected joints too. This is best done at bedtime, ...
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Growing Pains
... me explain the physical background to these growing pains. Muscles are soft and full of blood, which gives them their red colour. When muscles contract, they move the bones that make up the joints. However, during evolution, nature found that ...
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Muscle Cramps
... have any tips please? Cramps occur because of muscles contracting. The muscles in your legs are part of the skeletal muscle ...
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