Natural Ways
to Get Rid of
Joint Pain
Are the things you love getting harder to do?
It is possible to eliminate joint pain
and slow down the arthritis process
to achieve an optimal active life.
WATCH NOW
You too can
Achieve
Healthy Joints
We help you by:
- Giving you Insights into Arthritis
- Teaching you why NSAIDS & Exercise don't mix
- Introducing you to the Foundations of Joint Health
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Arthritis Insights Masterclass
Secret #1
You will learn the risk factors toward & the first signs of Osteoarthritis to help you get assessed early.
Secret #2
You will discover why
Anti-inflammatories
make knee pain worse
& what you can do instead
Secret #3
You will learn the secrets
to long term
Joint Health.
Your Host
About Deirdre O'Neill, ND
I’ve experienced both ACL Reconstruction Surgery and non-surgical recovery. I have remained active despite waiting for MRIs and surgical consults.
I wouldn’t be able to continue to ski without regenerative therapies that are leading the way in medicine, helping us to slow down the aging process. With the help of PRP, along with perseverance, hard work and natural medicine, I’ve been able to support my surgical and non-surgical recoveries.
As a Regenerative Medicine Expert who is Board Certified in Advanced Injection Therapy, I listen and carefully take the time to investigate exactly what is going on. Through Precision Injections with MSK Ultrasound Guidance, I make sure the injections get to the right place. What sets my approach apart from others in the industry is that I also offer recommendations on sleep, hormonal replacement, and inflammation reduction to help maximize your body's ability to heal.
I love helping my patients achieve their goals, whether it’s to stay out on the ski slopes longer or complete a round of golf without pain. I'm here to support your body's regeneration, so you can continue doing the things you love.
While genetics play a significant role in the development of osteoarthritis, there are several lifestyle and environmental factors that can help reduce the risk or delay the onset of the condition. Even if you have a genetic predisposition, you can change your trajectory if you follow the simple guidelines in this masterclass.
NSAIDs, commonly used to reduce pain and inflammation, inhibit cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes, decreasing prostaglandin production, which is vital for muscle repair and growth. By reducing inflammation, NSAIDs can hinder the necessary inflammatory response, impair satellite cell activation, and decrease protein synthesis, leading to delayed muscle repair, decreased muscle growth, and an increased risk of injury. Therefore, while NSAIDs can alleviate pain, their impact on muscle turnover necessitates cautious use, especially during and after physical activity.
For patients with bone-on-bone arthritis, an anti-inflammatory lifestyle can significantly alleviate pain, improve joint function, and slow disease progression. This approach not only enhances overall health and energy levels but may also reduce reliance on medications.