Can Exercise Reduce Your Risk of Catching a Cold?

Can Exercise Reduce Your Risk of Catching a Cold?

Sir William Osler, the famous Canadian medical doctor, once quipped, “There’s only one way to treat the common cold—with contempt.” And for good reason. The average adult has two to three respiratory infections each year. That number jumps to six or seven for young...
The Proper Use of Ice and Heat

The Proper Use of Ice and Heat

How and when should ice be used? Ice is commonly used to treat injuries. It reduces swelling and alleviates or decreases pain. The vasodilation and vasoconstriction associated with the use of ice help decrease the inflammation. Ice should be used within the first...
Tissue Town

Tissue Town

Eczema, also known as a topic dermatitis is characterized by a red itchy rash that is scaly and is oozing in some cases. The condition can appear on the arms and legs, cheeks, forehead, and in body parts such as knees and elbows where there are creases. In some cases,...
After the Marathon

After the Marathon

You made it. You finished a marathon. Whether it’s your first or your fiftieth, the feeling is still the same: exhilaration, which, at some point, gives way to the tired, achy feeling that inevitably comes from logging more than 26 miles in a single stretch. Too often...
Why Is The Elliptical Trainer So Hot?

Why Is The Elliptical Trainer So Hot?

Since its introduction the elliptical trainer has continued to move to the forefront of popularity in gyms everywhere. Most trainers agree that the elliptical is the best device for cardiovascular training. Besides being very easy on the joints there are other reasons...
A Breath of Fresh Air

A Breath of Fresh Air

Recovering from injuries sustained during sporting activities is important to those responsible for physical conditioning programs. One technique that is becoming increasingly popular for aiding recovery times is hyperbaric oxygen therapy-the same technology...
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