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how to ease joint aches in winter months. why do joints hurt worse when it's cold?

If you feel like you experience an increase in your joint aches in the winter months, it’s not just in your head! Many individuals report more discomfort during cold weather months. And while the reason for this is still largely unknown, some experts believe that low barometric pressure causes joint tissues to expand slightly, which can result in increased discomfort. 

Although we can’t control the weather (trust us, here in Rexburg, Idaho, we wish we could!), there are a few things you can do to help ease joint aches in the winter months.

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Sleep and Chronic Pain: How They are Related and What You Can Do About It

Chronic pain can be a debilitating condition that affects every aspect of a person's life. One of the most significant challenges that chronic pain sufferers face is getting enough restful sleep. In fact, studies have shown that people with chronic pain are more likely to experience sleep disturbances than those without pain.

In this blog post, we will explore the relationship between sleep and chronic pain, the impact of poor sleep on pain, and provide some tips for managing pain and improving sleep quality.

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Regina's Signal Story

On Memorial Day weekend 2022, I was driving to my house when a drunk driver failed to stop at a stop sign, crossed over into my lane, and hit me head-on going so fast his car turned completely around heading the other direction.

My surgeon said I would never walk the way I used to and these pilon fractures are as if I jumped off a 5-story building and landed on my feet...

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How do I know if Signal Relief will work for me?
Signal Relief is a flexible, reusable, drug-free patch that provides significant pain relief without the need for prescription drugs or refills. One patch purchase will provide at least one year of relief, guaranteed. Whether you're just learning about us or still needing a bit of extra...
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