Have you been experiencing unexplained fatigue, muscle aches, or joint stiffness and wondering if this is just part of “getting older”?
If you’re a woman between 35-55 years old, these symptoms may be connected to hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause—not simply the natural aging process
Tried magnesium supplements and pickle juice for muscle cramps with no lasting relief? Here’s what’s really causes muscle cramps—and how to fix them for good! You’ve probably been there: that sudden, painful muscle seize that stops you in your tracks.
Can I exercise if I have chronic pain or arthritis? Yes! In fact, movement is one of the best ways to manage arthritis and chronic pain. As Howard Luks explains, staying active strengthens the muscles around your joints and helps
Whether you’re staying active in retirement or trying to keep up with your workouts and family life, back pain and arthritis can slow you down. When discomfort hits, it’s natural to want answers—fast. An X-ray or MRI might seem like
If you’ve ever wondered why your hip hurts but your chiropractor checks your back—or why shoulder pain might actually start in your neck—you’re not alone. Pain is complicated. It doesn’t always show up where the problem is. At Frederick Chiropractic
Starting a strength training routine can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re new to exercise, have limited time, or don’t know where to begin. But what if you didn’t need fancy gym equipment or hours of free time to get started? What
