Studies have examined the efficacy of oral supplementation of type II collagen on
moderating joint function and joint pain due to strenuous exercise in healthy subjects and have shown that collagen supplementation increased joint mobility, prolonged how long one could exercise before joint pain occurred, improved recovery speeds after exercise, and less joint pain after exercise.
Not exact matches
The women who took creatine showed a 52 % reduction in knee stiffness, a 45 % reduction in pain, and a 41 % improvement in overall
joint function, whereas the placebo produced a
moderate reduction in pain and no significant reduction in knee stiffness or
joint function.
Taking off excess weight will help decrease stress on affected
joints, while
moderate exercise can help prevent decreased
joint function.