Person walking comfortably after healthy weight loss illustrating how losing 5–10% of body weight may reduce knee pain and improve joint health, explained by Dr. Manu Mengi, Orthopedic Specialist in Mohali.
Can losing just 5-10% of your body weight reduce knee pain? The science says yes, and the numbers are more dramatic than you’d expect. Research shows that for every pound you lose, your knees experience four pounds less pressure with each step. That means dropping
Knee Treatment, Weight Loss Treatment
Woman experiencing knee and joint pain after 40 due to hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause explained by Dr. Manu Mengi, Orthopedic Doctor in Mohali.
The link between hormonal changes and joint pain is more common than you might think. During menopause, 70% of women report musculoskeletal symptoms, and over 50% experience some form of joint pain or stiffness during perimenopause. If you’ve noticed your knees, fingers, or hips suddenly
Muscle Health
Protein Intake After 40 Matters
Adults who don’t engage in regular strength training can lose 4 to 6 pounds of muscle per decade. This muscle loss accelerates after 40, yet most people don’t realize protein intake becomes more important during this phase of life. We often hear about calories and
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healthy-packaged-foods-weight-gain
Are healthy packaged foods actually making you gain weight? More than 70% of foods sold in US grocery stores are ultra-processed, and these products contribute about 90% of total calories from added sugars. Even foods marketed as healthy options can be loaded with hidden sugars,
Muscle Health
Are seed oils harmful? Understanding omega-6, omega-3 fatty acids and their impact on joint inflammation and overall health
Are seed oils really harmful? The omega-6 to omega-3 ratio in our diets has shifted dramatically from around 4:1 during Paleolithic times to approximately 20:1 today. This change has coincided with rising rates of inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, sparking heated debate about seed oils and
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