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Tai Chi
Tai Chi helps reduce pain for seniors with osteoarthritis, study finds
November 02, 2009
Seniors with osteoarthritis pain may benefit from a popular Chinese martial art. Practicing two hours of Tai Chi per week has been shown to reduce pain in older adults, a new study found.
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