Articles, tagged with "sports injuries", page 1
07th May 2014
There are many types of sports injuries that can have a massive impact on your life, both through recurring pains and the inability to perform at the highest level. One of the most regularly occurring injuries is the slow deterioration of the Plantar Fasc...
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Author:
BJ. Barth
07th May 2014
Sports-related injuries can be incredibly difficult to live with, contributing to a sedentary lifestyle. A lack of physical activity in turn adversely affects cardiovascular fitness, further reducing the ability of a person to have a normal, healthy lifes...
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Author:
BJ. Barth
22nd November 2011
The LuxSauna sauna has launched many models to suit various customers' needs. These LuxSauna reviews will help you have a better understand and compare different models in LuxSauna infrared and portable sauna reviews.
First an introduction to some var...
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Author:
Paul Lucas
29th March 2011
Serracel works just like the original enzymes in our body and contains pure serratiopeptidase. This is better known as serrapeptase. It was discovered inside the intestine of silkworms but today, you can make better use of it inside your own body. Its mai...
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Author:
charlesfunkel
10th March 2011
People loves to run. Running requires all the muscles to move in accurate coordination. The muscles in one's upper body hold to work in an optimal running position ie head up, chest open, elbows bent, shoulders relaxed, and arms wavering. During a run, th...
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Author:
Clivir Team
05th January 2011
Thinking about getting a magnetic wrist band for yourself or someone in your family? A magnetic wristband is not only smart looking, it also have tremendous henefits according to many people who wear it everyday. In the following paragraphs, we will go ov...
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Author:
Joe Arthur
05th January 2011
Thinking about getting a magnetic wrist band for yourself or someone in your family? A magnetic wristband is not only smart looking, it also have tremendous henefits according to many people who wear it everyday. In the following paragraphs, we will go ov...
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Author:
Joe Arthur
14th June 2010
Have you been seeking for a unique mens dress accessory which is rich in appearance and connotes elegance? If you are, the mens copper bracelet may just be the right item for you. Copper is one of the oldest metals. Its enchanting and healing properties h...
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Author:
Joe Arthur
26th April 2010
Mouth and tooth injury are the health problems, in mouth injury involve the teeth, jaw, lips, tongue, inner cheeks, gums, roof of the mouth, neck, or tonsils as well as a small cut or puncture inside the mouth may bleed a lot because there are many blood ...
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Author:
Dr Charles Buchar
19th January 2010
For people that suffer from anxiety and panic attacks, life basically sucks big time. I know! I have been there and done that. I believe it is one of the worst mental conditions to have. It takes over your life, making you afraid to attend social events, ...
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Author:
sml451
04th August 2009
It is unfortunate, but it's a fact that from time to time, people suffer injuries. Even more unfortunate is the fact that more and more people are suffering from arthritic conditions, which cause them debilitating pain on a daily basis.
The more active...
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Author:
moriahherbs
09th July 2009
It is estimated that 30% of the population suffer from TMJ dysfunction or from one of the many symptoms that a problem with the jaw can create. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is where the jaw bone joins the skull. Problems or dysfunction of this joint ...
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Author:
Candy
02nd April 2009
Heel pain in runners can become an excruciating experience. Once you encounter heel or arch pain, it may be difficult to adjust your lifestyle if you are used to being active. It is important for runners to be aware of the symptoms and treatments for some...
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Author:
Salomon
17th June 2008
Healthy people may develop bruises from any injury that doesn't break through the skin. Vigorous exercise may also cause bruises due to bringing about small tears in blood vessels walls. In a condition known as purpura simplex, there is a tendency to brui...
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Author:
James Sameul
26th July 2007
Self Myofascial Release (SMFR) is a technique that, when done properly, can return fascia to its original, flexible state. Over time fascia builds up knots, or trigger points due to trauma to the muscle. These knots are basically scar tissue that have bui...
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Author:
Arnold Schwarz