phatrr
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view said:The formula for helping joints is more volume and less work to failure, along with a tonne of EFA's, multivitamin minerals, and healthy food choices.
+1.
Only thing I can think to add to that is to pick some specialized exercises for those bothersome joints - I have bad rotator cuffs (yeah, not exactly a joint, but man, it feels like the shoulder joint is splintering), and added in some simple rotator cuff exercises using a shoulder horn. Major improvement.
Water aerobics and swimming in a heated pool are good as well.
I'd also suggest that the OP get the bothersome joints x-rayed. I thought my knees were effed up - only to find out that they're in great shape, but the supporting ligaments/tendons need specific work.