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Movement is Medicine: Simple Exercises for Joint Health

byRachita LuthraOnline sessions, home visits across NCR, and clinic in New Rajinder NagarStarts from500 Per SessionView full gallery

I see patients daily who think they are stuck in pain, but often, the missing piece is just consistent, simple movement. Let’s change that.

Here are 7 great reasons to move your body. Movement boosts energy, improves flexibility and mood, promotes better sleep, strengthens muscles, helps control weight, and reduces stress.

Here to motivate you to stay consistent with your exercise in 2023. I'm rooting for you all. Remember to do activities you enjoy and track your results.

Don't let a busy schedule get in the way of being active. Even a short, fun dance session with family can be a great way to get your body moving and your energy flowing.

People often look for reasons not to exercise, but there are no good reasons to avoid including movement in your daily routine. It's essential for your health.

Your workout doesn't have to be perfect, you just have to get started. Don't wait for the right moment, just begin moving and you will feel the benefits.

Movement is an escape from stagnant energy. It is your body's privilege. This is your reminder to set the tone for the week right with some form of joyful movement.

It might seem crazy, but exercising and moving your body, even when you feel tired, will actually boost your energy and improve your mood. Give it a try.

Feeling low on energy? Remember that movement is the best escape. It keeps you energetic and ready to take on the day.

A quick mid-break for those with a desk job. These seated cardio exercises are a great way to get your heart rate up and break the monotony of sitting all day.

A simple seated routine of shoulder retractions and heel taps. This is an easy way to incorporate movement into your day, especially if you sit for long periods.

About Movement is Medicine

Most people wait for an injury to start moving, but the best time is today. Whether you have a desk job or chronic joint stiffness, you do not need a fancy gym membership to improve your quality of life. I teach my patients simple, seated cardio and mobility drills that you can do between meetings or while watching TV, without needing any special equipment.

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