Many of us know what a strong meteorological dependence is. Joint pain, migraine, depressed mood and many other symptoms appear due to increased humidity, fluctuations in atmospheric pressure, and a decrease in air temperature. In 2007, the American Journal of Medicine published the results of a study conducted by a group of scientists from Boston. The health of 200 patients was carefully studied, and subsequently a connection weather fluctuations and pain in joints was established. Research ...