GOT KNEE PAIN? Where is Your Tibia?

<p>There is little rational care for knees yet bad knees are often a factor in falls one of the leading causes of death for older people. Surgeons do not realign the bones during surgery. Physical therapists do not care that the tibia is out of place in rehab exercises. Yet aligned knees provide stability and ease of movement.  </p><p>In his book <em>Got Knee Pain? Where Is Your Tibia?</em> William Ruch shares a key finding of his decades of chiropractic work: the tibia misaligned with the femur is a common cause for knee pain. <em>Got Knee Pain?</em> does three things: guides readers to where the tibia is gives a procedure to realign the tibia and guide readers about what not to do.</p><p><em>Got Knee Pain?</em> benefits people with injured knees. If you have knee pain and it is interfering with your life then you need this book.</p>