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Possibly? There are several things I'm currently doing. I get where you're coming from — even though I've never received a diagnosis, my tendons and joints have been so fragile and prone to injury that running became impossible, cycling was off the table at times too, and a few years back even walking was problematic. That said, I've seen a huge difference from doing physical therapy via YouTube, lifting weights, using an elliptical for cardio, and rucking as a low-impact cardio option. On top of that: red light therapy, klow, and tesamoralin. So trying some mix of these could be beneficial — just skip the harder workouts, since getting to that point took roughly a year even with everything else in place.GumdropSoup said:
Has klow done anything for you so far? I live with a connective tissue disorder, so my hope is that it eases a few of the symptoms (inflammation, injuries that keep happening, and any skin glow would be a bonus).
I'm not in a position to say anything about skin perks haha, since I'm on accutane, which leaves my skin really dry and thin.GumdropSoup said:
Has klow done anything for you so far? I live with a connective tissue disorder, so my hope is that it eases a few of the symptoms (inflammation, injuries that keep happening, and any skin glow would be a bonus).