by cv1972-PSC | Feb 24, 2019 | General Health, Recreational Injuries, Sports/Bodybuilding Injuries
Shoulder surgery directed toward “rotator cuff tendinitis,” “rotator cuff disease,” “subacromial pain syndrome,” or “shoulder impingement” is not superior to non-surgical treatment options for relieving pain. These are the findings of an expert panel whose...
by cv1972-PSC | Oct 26, 2018 | General Health
In the minds of many, body fat is erroneously regarded as nothing more than a non-functional, inert repository for excessively consumed food calories that lazy or otherwise inactive people fail to “burn off.” However, science has provided irrefutable evidence...
by cv1972-PSC | May 22, 2018 | General Health, Sports/Bodybuilding Injuries
No current system of exercise generates more debate and contention among healthcare professionals (and exercise enthusiasts) than CrossFit. Some wholeheartedly embrace it while others completely disregard it. Either way, a very real problem arises when CrossFit...
by cv1972-PSC | Dec 28, 2017 | General Health
Are you getting tired of putting up with a tired, stiff, achy neck? Has it become sufficiently clear that popping Advil/Tylenol, taking your friend’s pain pills, or applying that muscle rub you saw on a TV commercial is not making you better? Are you...
by cv1972-PSC | Nov 27, 2016 | General Health, Nutrition
Among the “controversial” nutrition practices often criticized in newspapers/magazines and other media articles are the high protein diets followed by bodybuilders, strength athletes, and CrossFit enthusiasts. Registered dieticians, the health professionals...
by cv1972-PSC | Jun 18, 2015 | General Health, Nutrition
Several scientific studies and investigative papers published in recent years have suggested that certain nutritional interventions may help patients that have sustained a concussion or a traumatic brain injury (TBI). This prompted the U.S. Department of...
