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Old 12-08-2008, 04:13 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Stressless View Post
Hi lifetimelearner,

If you already have a history of knee problems, you must lose weight because knees are weight bearing joints - I am sure your physician must have already told you that.

Other than that, try yoga from a genuine yoga practitioner. Yoga is slow exercise and you will find a lot of benefits from regular practice. If your doctor recommends it, maybe you should try glucosamine?

yeah I know the weight isn't helping
but I have had knee problems since I was 16 and I was 100 lbs back then

do you think I could do yoga?
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