Sugar Addiction
I thought it would be very fitting to talk about sugar addiction, with it being Halloween. What is a Sugar Addiction? An addiction may be characterized as a substance or behavior dependency. There are various […]
Health
How to Use Crossfit to Overcome a Brain Injury
CrossFit is a form of physical fitness that combines strength training, cardio endurance, and HIIT (high-intensity interval training). It’s a highly demanding workout that focuses on functional movement. CrossFit workouts typically include pushups, squats, pullups, […]
How Olive Oil and Candle Light Can Help with Achilles Heel Tendonitis
I got an e-mail from a fitness professional that was looking for some suggestions on Achilles tendonitis. She was off to Italy for a few weeks and had to do a lot of walking and […]
If Your Client Has Neck Pain, Why they Should Never Use a Laptop?
Walking Around & Thinking About Neck Pain It was Monday afternoon and I am outside walking with my son and dog while listening to the upcoming Exercise and Scoliosis CD. I was making my notes […]
Leaping Hurdles and Blazing Trails on Court
Basketball Player Excels Despite Having Scoliosis Saturday, March 14 2009 – Peter Applebombe – The New York Times
Shoulder Problems?
It May be All in Your Genes Friday, February 27, 2009 – Anthony J. Brown, MD – Reuters UK People may inherit a genetic predisposition to rotator cuff injury, according to a study presented Thursday […]
Knee Problems of the Super Obese
The knee joint is especially vulnerable to injury in both healthy-weight active people and those who are overweight. But until today’s Mayo Clinic presentation, no one had published results of what happens to knee implants […]
Current Trends in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
ACL Survey Results January 2009 – OrthoSupersite – Thomas R. Duquin, MD; William M. Wind, MD; Marc S. Fineberg, MD; Robert J. Smolinski, MD; Cathy M. Buyea, MS In 2006, a survey regarding anterior cruciate […]
Function, Injury Severity Early After Back Injury are Predictors of Chronic Disability
Study Finds Patients Who Initially Visited a Chiropractor Had Reduced Odds of Chronic Disability. Tuesday, February 17, 2009 – OrthoSupersite – Susan M. Rapp Patients who had high scores on the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire in […]
Fractures, Calcium, Vitamin D and Exercise
Important Facts for People Over 50 Wednesday, February 11, 2009 – Richard S. Buker, Jr. MD – Liberty County Times Several excellent studies have recently been published in the medical literature the past few months […]