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Guest article from RisePhysicalTherapy.com
Our bodies can be vulnerable to injuries for various reasons. Whether it’s heavy lifting, a sudden misstep while walking, a car accident, or just from a lack of physical activity for a period of time. From experiencing chronic pain, such as suffering from arthritis or a sports injury, or if you simply have a lack of energy throughout the day, physical therapy exercises can provide relief.
When we think of good health, our thoughts may be drawn to how we eat or exercise. It may be surprising, then, to think that the places we live and sleep in can be detrimental to overall wellness. Here’s what you can do about it.
While it’s important for people with diabetes to get enough exercise, eat a healthy diet, and maintain a healthy weight, it’s just as important for them to focus on other types of specific care that often go overlooked. It’s also crucial for those at risk of the disease to care for themselves as though they’re already living with it; your doctor can help you create a plan if you’re pre-diabetic, and seniors who are at risk for type 2 diabetes can take advantage of Medicare’s Diabetes Prevention Program. Still, there are a lot of easy ways to manage your symptoms without the help of a medical specialist. With that in mind, here are a few crucial head-to-toe health tips that anyone with diabetes needs to know.
700,000 knee replacements each year [1].400,000 ACL Repairs [2]. A total of 2.5 million knee sports injuries each year [3]. So many surgeries and so many active lives turned upside down, at least for a little while. So how do these knee patients get back to living a normal life?
Having worked with hundreds of knee patients as a Patient Recovery Coach at Halley Orthopedics/X10Therapy, I have identified a few key strategies to returning to health and athletics after knee surgery:
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We tend to think of meditation as sitting in locust pose and chanting “Ohm,” but that’s just one of an endless stream of options. First, consider what meditation even is. Meditation is, simply and complexly, awareness. It’s a form of mono-tasking where outside “noise” is blocked, and that takes extreme effort. Some yogis say that a successful life of meditation will consist of just a few moment of true meditation—if you’re lucky. In other words, it’s truly a practice and not a destination.
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Nutrition isn’t just something you practice when it’s nice outside. A true health plan needs to work year-round. Sure, with the abundance of sunny days and fresh produce, it’s easy to be motivated to stay fit during the spring and summer, but as the days turn short and cold, you’ll need to know how to maximize your time and energy.
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Creating healthy habits is a challenge for most people, despite plenty of good intentions. People’s lives are busy these days with work commitments, family needs, and other relationships that need nurturing, and oftentimes one’s own health gets pushed aside. No matter the reasons for leaning on unhealthy habits, it is possible to create healthy ones and make them stick.
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The food choices that you make today will have an effect on your future health. Approximately 33.8 percent of American adults are obese because of their unhealthy eating habits. A poor and unhealthy diet can lead to numerous serious diseases such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis, and high blood pressure. When you eat well, not only does it help you maintain a healthy weight, but it also improves your mood and boosts your energy. Here are five healthy eating tips to ensure that you lead a healthy and happy lifestyle:
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When you think of your health and fitness journey what comes to mind? Is it the sweet taste of victory or the painful reminder of constant defeat?
The simplest way to live a healthier lifestyle is to start preparing for your future today. With a little self-control, endurance, and planning, you can really have a year-round, healthy lifestyle plan that works for you.
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