NEW YORK, NY, August 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Many may not believe the age-old claim that people can "predict the weather" by the way their bones feel, however a recent article from Everyday Health explains that this statement does offer some validity. In the article Dr. Moshe Lewis, a pain management specialist states, "Though there is no universally accepted theory on why bad weather worsens arthritis pain, most doctors agree that barometric changes cause joints to swell and thus, rub against bones." While many Americans may respond to increasing summer temperatures by heading to the pool or reveling in outdoor activities, those with arthritic conditions may be facing a less enjoyable season. As a company that has produced a revolutionary treatment for such discomfort, 024 Pain Management System reviews the pain relief tips that are made within the article.
According to the article, there are several speculations as to why chronic pain increases during warm weather. John L. Pappas, MD, explains, "Heat and humidity affect people with chronic pain because patients with these conditions have difficulty regulating their system with extreme changes of temperature and moisture in the air. It is also possible that there are changes in the level of synovial fluid that lines and lubricates the joints. If this occurs, it may somehow increase inflammation and pain." With those observations in mind, the article discusses possible ways to reduce pain caused by weather.
Many of the article's suggestions center on practices that stave off heat, such as staying indoors, using air conditioning, wearing cool clothes and trying cooling products. In a recent press statement 024 Pain Management System responds, "These suggestions may help from time to time, but avoiding the outdoors can be a drastic decrease in the quality of one's life. Instead, chronic pain sufferers should consider more thorough pain relief methods so that they can still enjoy the outdoors during the summer."
024 Pain Management System recommends its product as a way to minimize--and in some cases eliminate--chronic pain all year long. The company involves a topical application that is proven to minimize discomfort in those suffering from chronic pain conditions including many forms of arthritis, as well as fibromyalgia and diabetic neuropathy.
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The 024 Pain Management System reviews is one of the best pain management products available in America. This system was originally created to improve the quality of life for those who live with chronic illnesses and debilitating pain. Specifically, the system is designed to help men, women and children around the world who suffer from Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia and Diabetic Neuropathy. Satisfied users note that the all-natural topical ointment is fast and effective at reducing and eliminating pain. Additionally, the system is the only all-natural, FDA approved and patented solution that is approved by the National Fibromyalgia Association.
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024 Pain Management System Reviews Chronic Pain in Warm Weather
As many Americans experience high temperatures this summer, those with arthritis may also be facing painful side effects caused by the weather. 024 Pain Management System reviews ways to treat this discomfort.
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