Keeping joints moving Learn t ai chi
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Keeping joints moving Learn t ai chi
Korean research suggests learning t'ai chi for 12 weeks can ease some of the pain associated with osteoarthritis. Women who attended classes reported reduced pain, better balance, and more ease of movement in their daily activities. Look for t'ai chi for arthritis programs; these are popular in Australia.
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