Pepper
There are a couple of options on the hip joint. It is in the deepest part of the joint and the effects of the treatment have to be generally in the following to have the effect:
- One is the nutritional route and it sounds like you have it covered Joint and the Bone Pack for starters.
- The angle, force and control of the leg = after the foot strikes the ground can have an effect on the strength and or soreness of the hip so the insoles can make a difference secondary to posture and gait mechanics.
- Using a flex in the back of the hip, at the level appropriate, or perhaps power patches along the inguinal line (remember Sages soreness at HBMT in Kentucky), and the powermag can have a big effect.
- I like the Far Infrared for deep and the = long johns used to be a good area but now we have trouble fitting things in that moving area though he might try inside some sweats or loose fitting pants and at least at night as he is in bed.
- Many times the compression and retraction = effects of the shoes can have an effect on how well the cartilage is lubricated, nourished and cleaned so that we have seen some benefit at times with that and certainly the use of weight control is = important as more weight causes more stress on the hip.
Go get em girl!
Jerry.