Ballet Dancers May Find Relief From Bone Spur Using Glucosamine Supplements
Ballet Dancers May Find Relief From Bone Spur Using Glucosamine Supplements
(firmenpresse) - Orlando, FL– March 02, 2016 – Ballet is a performing art that not many people are lucky enough to be engaged in. It is an art of beauty and has long been leaving the world in awe. While being a ballet dancer carries along many advantages, it also comes with a price. There are health consequences such as a bone spur that many ballet dancers are susceptible to or suffer from.
Ballet dancers may potentially find relief from bone spur using glucosamine supplements. Bone spurs often develop due to stressful activities, osteoarthritis, and wearing improperly fitted shoes. It is often characterized by an abnormal growth of the bone on the foot.
“Glucosamine is a naturally-occurring compound inside the body that is believed to be helpful in improving joint cartilage health,” said VitaBreeze Supplements spokesperson, Michelle O’Sullivan.
Ballet dancers often encounter bone spur problems due to the movements and intense physical activities they are regularly engaged in. They placed all their weight into their toes, and this can gradually trigger wear and tear.
Heel bone spur problems are not unusual for ballet dancers. They are highly susceptible to the problem due to the long duration of time they had their feet subjected to strenuous positions. There are remedies available such as wearing well-fitted shoes and physical therapy such as stretching exercises.
Extensive research has been made by doctors and foot experts about bone spur ailments. Once it becomes severe, it may require surgery or some steroid shots. The shots are often directly administered into the affected area. The treatment is formulated to reduce inflammation and pain for a limited period of time.
There is also a permanent and long-term solution for bone spur problems, and it is surgery. The surgical process often involves the removal of the additional bone growth with the use of a bone saw.
Ballet dancers who suffer from this problem are often forced to take pharmaceutical drugs to achieve pain relief and be able to perform. However, the use of many pain relief medications is associated with certain side effects.
Arthritis sufferers are common consumers of pain relief medications. Even athletes and dancers use these pharmaceutical drugs to achieve pain relief and improved mobility. However, since the widespread scare in the use of the medications, more and more of them are turning to natural supplements such as glucosamine.
Glucosamine is thought to be a safer alternative to pain relief drugs. The most recommended glucosamine supplements are those that contain other therapeutic ingredients such as MSM, turmeric, and chondroitin (www.amazon.com/Glucosamine-Sulfate-Chondroitin-Supplement-Turmeric/dp/B00DUMO9X4).
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