We often take our hands for granted until stiffness or weakness sets in, making simple tasks like opening a jar or buttoning a shirt feel like a major challenge. Hand strengthening exercises are a simple yet effective way to regain control, reduce pain, and improve...
That nagging ache in your shoulder or the tight band across your back—most of us have experienced muscle knots. But can muscle knots cause a burning sensation? Yes, those tense spots, also known as myofascial trigger points, can indeed lead to a burning or tingling...
Is tennis bad for your knees? This is a common question we hear from both seasoned players and those new to the sport. Tennis is a fantastic full-body workout, but the quick sprints, sudden stops, and sharp pivots can certainly put a strain on your knee joints. The...
Patients who received physical therapy within the first 30 days of experiencing acute lower back pain had a lower chance of needing further medical services (imaging, injections, surgery, and doctor visits) than those who received PT later. Referring patients...
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/sleep/ healthy_sleep.pdf Information about Sleep Disorders http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/sleepdisorders.html NHLBI Diseases and Conditions Index – DCI This section includes articles about sleep disorders, tests,...
A medical researcher’s perspective on sugar. Here’s another presentation if you want to hear more from this researcher. Useful Links How To Limit Fat and Sugar Weight-control Information Network These are the common names for sugars added to foods: Sucrose...
