Why is strength necessary in Hypermobility This month, we will talk about strengthening. Strengthening what? Everything! This is an ongoing daily principle, not just when you have pain. Strength is your long-term fix. If you are not working on your strength, you are getting weaker. Weakness will always be your enemy; whether it is because […]

Holidays beckon gatherings and a break from routines, often prompting us to bring our best selves forward. But, when managing Holidays with Hypermobility, that may mean added challenges. No worries, though. We have the strategies to let the merriment ring while keeping symptoms at bay. Feast Without the Flare Holidays serve a banquet of our

Hypermobility and cardio have a unique relationship. Various patients have come into my practice concerned about doing cardio and afraid of falls and injuries. I can understand them; there are some issues inherent to being Hypermobile that may cause fear in people. However, today I’ll explain how beneficial cardio can be for Hypermobility and how

For those living with hypermobility, achieving deep, restorative sleep can often feel elusive. While sleep is essential for everyone, it becomes even more critical when managing pain, balancing anxiety levels, and optimizing the body’s healing process. So, if mornings often greet you with exhaustion or discomfort, it might be time to reassess your sleeping habits.

For those grappling with Hypermobility, the array of accompanying health concerns might seem overwhelming. But remember, you’re not alone. Here, we shed light on the top eight Hypermobility comorbidities, offering understanding and guidance on each. Autonomic Nervous System Issues: POTS Your autonomic nervous system oversees many involuntary actions, like heart rhythm. When this system faces