NEW breakthrough “unsticks” stiff joints and repairs bones

NEW breakthrough "unsticks" stiff joints and repairs bones

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Get all the joints in your body – from knuckles to knees – moving easily again, like when you were young…

——Important Message——

As a man, here is how I lost weight without dieting…

I knew I needed a way to lose fat. But I did not want to lose muscle mass.

As a man gets older, every time he loses weight he loses both fat and lean mass.

His muscles get smaller.

His organs, such as his liver and kidneys, get smaller.

Even his brain gets smaller.

And that’s all from cutting calories, counting carbs, or skipping meals.

That’s why so many men end up with poor erections and poor health when they go on a diet.

So how can a man lose fat without dieting?

Here’s the simple twist that lets men build strong hard muscle while fat drains away…never going hungry, never counting a calorie, never cutting carbs

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NEW breakthrough “unsticks” stiff joints and repairs bones

One of the worst diseases you can get is osteoporosis.

Many men have it (and its little brother, osteopenia).

When you get it, you break your bones easily – even from a simple fall or a bump.

And that can lead to a downward spiral where you’re immobilized.

It’s been known for a long time that ultrasound can actually help remodel and repair the bones.

And it’s easy to do this at home.

Here’s why you might want to talk to your doctor about it:

Bone is interesting because it’s constantly being taken down and constantly being rebuilt.

It’s like those guys in the Navy who have to scrape the paint off of the deck of the ship and then repaint it.

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The cells that remove bone and the cells that put bone material back in have to be roughly in balance so that you don’t lose bone or gain bone.

The cells we are talking about are called osteoblasts.

This study shows that ultrasound can stimulate various chemicals that make the osteoblasts more effective at their job of building bone.

This could be especially useful in a fracture.

But it could also be used therapeutically to maintain bone mass – or for any kind of injury.

This is not ultrasound for imaging.

This is a therapeutic ultrasound.

In this Korean study, they found that low-intensity ultrasound helped prevent osteoporosis that was normally present in the type of lab mice they used.

What’s nice about this ultrasound is that it’s very easy to implement…

And, as far as anybody knows, it’s therapeutically beneficial – and not harmful.

There are even machines you can get for this that don’t cost very much.

You can talk to your doctor about this and implement it very easily.

Most doctors will probably scoff at it or think nothing of it… But they will be happy to approve it for you.

Then you can see how well it works.

Besides rebuilding bone, ultrasound is effective in getting rid of the pain caused by muscle injuries.

 

In this study, some people who had injuries were treated with real ultrasound while others were treated with sham ultrasound.

And the researchers compared the results.

The ultrasound was shown to be very beneficial in reducing pain.

Rather than just exposing the tissued willy-nilly to the ultrasound, the researchers focused on trigger points.

Trigger points are known to be the sources of pain in the muscle fascia – the tissue surrounding the muscles.

Chances are, any injury or pain that is even remotely muscular in nature involves trigger points.

So the scientists exposed some of their subjects to ultrasound on the trigger points and gave other subjects fake ultrasound – and there was a really big difference in the results.

“The ultrasound test group demonstrated statistically significant increases in PPT seg (decreased infraspinatus sensitivity) at 1, 3 and 5 min, when compared with PPT seg in the sham ultrasound group.”

So there you have it, several reasons to look closely at ultrasound therapy if you have either muscle pain or a fracture – or injury of almost any kind.

As with everything we discuss, talk to your doctor first about pain management.

—-Important Message—–

Why men on Okinawa look decades younger (and live decades LONGER)

Scientists are “flabbergasted” at this shocking finding that Okinawa men often live to 100.

They are having sex with their wives the entire time…

And they look decades younger than most.

For example, would you believe this man is over 70 years old?

He is still having sex regularly and has no intention of ever stopping.

And his skin is still elastic and smooth…like most of his male friends and neighbors.

His bones are not brittle, he can live as actively as a young man – without fear of injury.

What are these men from Okinawa doing?

Here’s the Okinawa secret to a long, active, and youthful life…

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.
Ultrasound Stimulates Cyclooxygenase-2 Expression and Increases Bone Formation through Integrin, Focal Adhesion Kinase, Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase, and Akt Pathway in Osteoblasts http://molpharm.aspetjournals.org/content/69/6/2047.shortLow-intensity ultrasound stimulation prevents osteoporotic bone loss in young adult ovariectomized mice https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20607839Stimulation of myofascial trigger points with ultrasound induces segmental antinociceptive effects: A randomized controlled study http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304395908001978

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