To Strengthen The Knees, Rebuild Cartilages And Ligaments The Best Drink

Over the years, our body starts to weaken and function at a slower pace, so we start experiencing various health issues, such as muscle and joint pain.
Our joints, ligaments, and cartilages, are especially susceptible to the normal wear and tear that happens due to aging, causing pain which is usually severe and debilitating.

However, painkillers offer temporary relief only, and the following drink is a natural way to improve the condition of your ligaments, joints, and cartilages, and soothe pain in these areas:

Ingredients:
* 2 cups of chopped pineapple
* 1 cup of oatmeal
* 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder
* 2 tablespoons of unflavoured gelatin (40 grams)
* 1 cup of natural orange juice
* 8 ounces of crushed sweet almonds
* 1 teaspoon of organic honey
* 8 ounces of water

Instructions:
Cook the oatmeal for 10 minutes, and then leave it to cool.  Add the other ingredients, blend the mixture, and then, drink 2 glasses of it daily for 15 days. Take the first one in the morning on an empty stomach and the other in the afternoon.

Furthermore, proper joint health depends heavily on the diet, so you should consume certain foods in order to strengthen the joints and maintain the optimal condition of the tendons and ligaments.

-First of all, make sure your body is properly hydrated, meaning that you drink plenty of water. This will synthesize the synovial fluid in joints, which lubricates and thus reduces the friction between the cartilage and other tissues. You should drink at least 2L of water daily.

Increase the intake of foods high in vitamin C like broccoli, strawberry, parsley, kiwi, orange, tomato, raw peppers, etc. because, along with omega-3, this vitamin inhibits the processes which lead to inflammation in the body, and helps the synthesis and maintenance of collagen and cartilage.

Moreover, papaya and pineapples also contain papain and bromelain, which are strong anti-inflammatory substances.
You should consume more Allium vegetables, such as garlic, leeks, onion, young garlic, etc. as they are rich in sulfur, which is vital for the formation of collagen and other elements needed by our bones, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. Researchers have found that low sulfur levels lead to a slower joint repair process. Also, increase the intake of other foods rich in it, like cabbages and asparagus.

The high protein content in meats and derivates provides the necessary amino acids to synthesize the cartilage and also prevents the recovery time of the lesions.

Moreover, they are rich in iron and zinc, which support the repair of injuries. You can also replace meat with other protein-rich foods like fish, nuts, and legumes.

Bluefish like salmon, tuna, mackerel, and sardines, is abundant in omega-3 fatty acids, which inhibit the synthesis of inflammatory mediators and prevent the negative effects of oxidative processes during physical exercise on cell membranes. Make sure you consume fish at least twice a week and consume more nuts (especially nuts) and seeds (flax seeds), which are other rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids.

-Control your body weight as obesity contributes to joint injuries during exercise.

-You should optimize the levels of magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus, in order to strengthen your bones, as well as vitamin D, which corrects calcium deficiencies in bones.