by ASone | Apr 20, 2019 | Body and Mind, Guest Posts, Knowledge Hub, Lifestyle
Your body is not your enemy, its your greatest ally so listen to what it is trying to tell you. Listen consistently and carefully, not when it suits you best. Your body doesn’t appreciate your need to go on that long hiking holiday, or that 10k you signed up or...
by ASone | Apr 5, 2019 | Guest Posts, Knowledge Hub, Treatment
A diagnosis of ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is distressing enough, but patients who are left with irreversible spinal fusion due to their prolonged diagnosis is unimaginable and unfortunately still an occurring issue. NASS has been working exceptionally hard to deliver...
by ASone | Mar 23, 2019 | Body and Mind, Guest Posts, Knowledge Hub, Lifestyle
The topic of diet and inflammatory disease is saturated with conflicting advice, let me share my thoughts. I have been there, tried the diet , failed on the diet and repeated that same process for years. I was just trying so hard to find any way to help my symptoms...
by ASone | Mar 20, 2019 | Exercise, Knowledge Hub, Work
It’s hard to make sure you are exercising when you are working 9 to 5. We’ve put together some simple ways of getting moving during the day. 1. Walk or ride at least part of the way to work. If you can cycle or walk (or even run) to work, this can be an...
by ASone | Oct 8, 2018 | Exercise, Guest Posts, Knowledge Hub, Treatment
I understand that when you’re in pain, it can be a nervous experience seeing an osteopath or other healthcare practitioner for the first time. I hope that I can demystify it a little by explaining what happens in a typical osteopathic consultation. What...
by ASone | Aug 2, 2018 | Exercise, Guest Posts, Lifestyle
parkruns are fun and sociable opportunities for people with ankylosing spondylitis to participate in some physical activity. They are free 5k events, coordinated entirely by local volunteers, that take place every Saturday morning in 540 parks and open spaces across...