Grapefruit could facilitate fat loss if eaten regularly. Certain compounds in grapefruit do burn up stored body fat, and eating it regularly could promote eventual fat loss. But it's not a magic pill. The surest and healthiest way to lose weight is to eat less food than you burn off.
Quick Answer. A lump on the side of the knee could be a result of an injury, swollen or torn ligaments or a cartilage tear, according to WebMD. Knee injuries can cause fragments of the bone or cartilage to chip and get stuck in the joint, causing swelling and lumps. Continue Reading.
What is behind knee swelling? A swollen area that can be felt behind the knee can be caused by several different conditions. A Bakerâs cyst is a collection of synovial fluid (fluid that is present within joint spaces) that bulges out through the back of the knee joint and can be felt in the back of the knee as a lump or enlarged area.