Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter discusses a Japanese study linking testosterone levels to knee osteoarthritis, showing hormones play a key role in joint health. The research suggests natural treatment approaches may help manage arthritis symptoms.
Hello, everyone. Just got new study. Wanted to touch base with everyone. A lot of studies coming out right now. This was a really interesting one about the correlation between testosterone and knee arthritis. So study done in Japan with a really large cohort. So it's a very good quality study, and it showed that women who had normal levels of testosterone had much lower rates of knee osteoarthritis. So it shows us how important our hormones are to things like knee arthritis. So what do we do here at Pinnacle? We take care of joint pain the natural way, using your own body and optimizing hormones to get there. Come see us at Pinnacle Integrative Orthopedics, and let's help get rid of your knee arthritis.
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