When’s the last time you thought about how showering might affect your joint pain? If you’re like most people, probably never. I mean, it sounds kind of crazy, right? But here’s the thing: Research shows showering could potentially make your joint agony worse.
Vitamin Deficiency Linked to Joint Discomfort
We’re all familiar with vitamin D. Your first thought may be how vitamin D supports bone health, which is true. But it’s also crucial for joint and muscle function. Vitamin D helps our bodies heal. It supports a healthy inflammatory response. Studies have even linked vitamin D deficiency with certain joint conditions like RA.
According to Yale dermatologist, Dr. David Leffell, our skin produces vitamin D when exposed to sunlight. This is an important source of the vitamin D our bodies need. But every time you shower, some of the vitamin D washes off your skin. So if you take long showers or multiple showers a day, you may be depriving yourself of joint-soothing vitamin D.
Of course, the answer isn’t to stop showering. That’s not practical. Taking a vitamin D supplement can help, especially if your levels are low. But that alone isn’t enough to give you true relief from your joint aches and stiffness.
Regardless of your showering habits and vitamin D levels, there’s an easier way to get the relief you deserve.
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It also contains a proprietary enzyme complex that softens up stiff joints for easier movement.
The ingredients start going to work within minutes from the first dose. Heal-n-Soothe has already helped over 1.6 million people to reclaim comfortable joint function and movement.
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