“10,000 steps? That’s a myth!” – Orthopaedist reveals the true figure
Many people believe that 10,000 steps a day are necessary to stay healthy. But is that really true?
Many people believe that 10,000 steps a day are necessary to stay healthy. But is that really true?
Could this also be osteoarthritis? The disease can also occur in younger people. If it is detected early, it can often be treated well to prevent further damage.
The question of the optimal training time occupies athletes and scientists alike. In fact, there is no one-size-fits-all answer that applies to everyone. Instead, the ideal training time depends on various factors, including individual biorhythms, personal preferences and training goals.
Dietary supplements have a supportive function in orthopaedics, especially in the treatment of osteoarthritis.
From glucosamine to omega-3: orthopaedic specialist and nutritionist Markus Klingenberg reveals which dietary supplements really help and for whom they are indispensable.
The 6-12-25 training program is conquering the fitness world and offers an innovative method to promote muscle building and fat burning. Sports physician Markus Klingenberg explains the special features of this training program, its benefits and who it is particularly suitable for.
Digital technologies are revolutionizing medical care. Orthopaedics specialist Markus Klingenberg explains how digital health applications (DiGa) offer patients an innovative treatment option.
Pain, stiffness, limited mobility – older patients in particular often suffer from typical osteoarthritis symptoms. Cortisone is usually used as a remedy. But there is a promising alternative therapy that even regenerates the cartilage, explains orthopaedic surgeon Markus Klingenberg.
According to sports physician Markus Klingenberg, in addition to cold or heat therapy, some foods can also support the healing process for sore muscles, for example coffee or watermelon.
Moderate exercise helps to prevent osteoarthritis. An X-ray and/or MRI examination will show whether the disease is actually present.
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You can take the 607 bus from Bonn main station to the Bonner Bogen stop. After getting off, change to the opposite side of the street (if you are coming from the main station).
If you can climb stairs, you can descend the stairs on the left at the edge of the sidewalk. Keep to the right until you come to a road. This is Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee. Now turn left and follow the road until you reach the Beta Klinik.
If you are unable to climb stairs, follow the road in the direction of travel (if you are coming from the main station) until you come to a traffic circle and turn left into Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee (third exit).
An even more convenient option is to take the 606 bus to Konrad-Zuse-Platz. Walk about 50 meters in the direction of the futuristic building of the Kameha Hotel until you see the orange flags of the Beta Klinik.
You can take the 607 bus from Bonn main station to the Bonner Bogen stop. After getting off, change to the opposite side of the street (if you are coming from the main station).
If you can climb stairs, you can descend the stairs on the left at the edge of the sidewalk. Keep to the right until you come to a road. This is Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee. Now turn left and follow the road until you reach the Beta Klinik.
If you are unable to climb stairs, follow the road in the direction of travel (if you are coming from the main station) until you come to a traffic circle and turn left into Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee (third exit).
An even more convenient option is to take the 606 bus to Konrad-Zuse-Platz. Walk about 50 meters in the direction of the futuristic building of the Kameha Hotel until you see the orange flags of the Beta Klinik.