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How to Relieve Knee Arthritis Pain in 30 SECONDS



Dr. Rowe shows how to quickly relieve arthritic knee pain at home.

Osteoarthritis (or wear and tear arthritis) of the knee tends to cause pain by creating muscle tightness, joint stiffness, and knee weakness over time. This video will help address each of these in separate parts.

To get the best results, make sure to go through all parts and exercises and use what works best for you.

As a bonus, all of these exercises can be done at home, require no special equipment, and may give quick knee pain relief… even in as little as 30 SECONDS!

Watch now and get rid of knee arthritis pain at home!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:54 Muscle Tightness Relief
4:24 Joint Stiffness Relief
6:59 Strengthening Exercise 1
8:26 Strengthening Exercise 2
10:00 Strengthening Exercise 3

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Dr. Michael Rowe
St. Joseph, Michigan chiropractor

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  2. Hello, Dr. Thank you for your effort in making the video for us. I have one question. What is the clicking sound when you do the exercises? And the spur that develops on the bones, can they be removed using natural ways?

  3. I’m 71 and try and walk everyday for 40-60 min. Still workout 3x’s/wk with my Weider metal weights I bought in 1970 while in HS. Also before I stretch and do exercises for my knees and hip flexor I ride the stationary bike for 6 min to warm up my thighs. I usually road bike for 1 hr but haven’t been on a long ride yet. I don’t usually have pain in my knees or hip’s during the day but trying to sleep is not great lately due to knee pain and left hip pain. I tried out Rub A535 for arthritis and holy cow, the heat stays for at least 3 hrs. I only put on less than a dime size on my knees and that seems to be enough. I went up one day on my thigh and it irritated it and made my leg itchy, almost like a rash from being dried out. That’s when the moisturizer cream came out.

    Last yr was the 1st winter I didn’t downhill ski cause of a really tight left hip flexor. I still do yard work on our 1 acre lot plus cut my parents grass once a wk when the weather is normal and the grass is growing and they have about 1/2 acre.

    I did go to physiotherapy for my pain on my left leg cause we thought it was 100% hip flexor problem but I did go for an ultrasound and x-rays for my knee and hips. I sometimes get a sharp pain shoot down from my hip flexor to the knee. Dang and that hurts. Well I have arthritis. That’s just flipping great.😢

    30 seconds? I don’t think so.😂

  4. Hi, I'm 67, I've been living for 41 years and ive been living for 87 years. When I used these tools it helped me do great things. Thenk for making this video

  5. I don't usually leave comments on these sorts of videos, but I felt I should say something. I'm 70 years old and have been living with joint pain for quite some time now. I came across this video while looking for something simple I could try at home. I was a bit skeptical at first, but I followed along as best I could. The instructions were clear, and I appreciated that you took your time explaining each step.

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