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Revolutionary Back Pain Treatment |
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Written by Robert A Wilson
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
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IDD Therapy Protocol designed by North American Medical Corp. IDD
Therapy is an innovative approach for the relief of lower back
syndromes, including:
- Herniated or bulging discs
- Degenerative disc disease
- Posterior facet syndrome
- Sciatica
- Acute or chronic back pain
The
Accu-SPINA™ delivers IDD Therapy® protocols or “Intervertebral
Differential Dynamics”, a broad range of treatment protocols that mimic
many conventional physical therapy regimens. We know from IDD Therapy®
practitioners that the primary objective is to elicit different levels
of mobilization and manipulation to develop strength and endurance,
range of motion and flexibility as a result of low back pain. The
treatment parameters will vary according to each condition or pathology
being treated. Each condition has specific goals and desired outcomes
of therapy and the treatment parameters are individualized accordingly.
The treatment regimen can also be modified according to patient
response and changing needs throughout treatment.
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Reasons Exercise Programs Fail |
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Friday, 16 February 2007 |
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The
real reasons that people are not continually successful with an
established goal and exercise program are listed below. How many of
these have resulted in you discontinuing an exercise program in the
past?
Be honest with yourself! How many can not find
tucked away in any day 30-40 minutes to take a nice brisk walk. Now
this walk can be tied with walking your dog, or it can be a time to
get away from the rest of your busy day and relax and exercise at the
same time. We are not talking about taking on a second job; we only
ask that you set up a schedule to include this amount of time for
your exercise.
Exercise is only one component to making sure that
you are able to continually manage your weight. Combining the simple
dietary guidelines with the simple exercise guidelines will produce
amazing results.
Remember to incorporated all three exercise types into your exercise
routines, aerobic, stretching, and resistance, to properly train your
body. A healthy body does wonders for a healthy mind. Enjoy!
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Folic acid supplements reduce stroke risk |
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Written by Robert A Wilson
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
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A meta-analysis published in the most recent issue of The Lancet concluded
that supplementing with the B vitamin folic acid can reduce stroke risk by at
least 18 percent.
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Vitamin D levels inadequate in half of women treated with osteoporosis drugs |
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Written by Robert A Wilson
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
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Despite efforts to increase knowledge and
emphasis on osteoporosis prevention and treatment, research indicates that
many women treated for osteoporosis have low levels of vitamin D, a nutrient
necessary for adequate bone mineralization.
A recent study involved 1,536 postmenopausal women from 61 study sites who had
been taking medications for the treatment of osteoporosis for a minimum of
three months. Participants were allowed to have used vitamin D supplements as
long as the dosage had remained consistent.
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Low Vitamin D levels are related to poor physical performance in the elderly |
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Written by Robert A Wilson
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
In a recent study, researchers examined the
association between vitamin D status and physical performance. Among subjects
with low vitamin D levels, physical performance and grip strength were
significantly lower than that of participants who did not have reduced
levels.
In addition to its role in bone health, vitamin D is thought to play a role in
musculoskeletal function. In a recent study, researchers examined the
association between vitamin D status and physical performance in a sample of
976 persons over the age of 65. The physical performance of the subjects was
analyzed using a short physical performance battery (SPPB) and handgrip
strength. The SPPB tests included walking speed, ability to stand from a
seated position, and ability to maintain balance in progressively more
challenging positions.
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