We’ve discussed how some foot conditions can lead to other related issues on the blog before, and new research out of the UK has linked another foot problem to a dangerous heart ailment. According to researchers out of Great Britain, people with gout in their feet may be at an increased risk for atrial fibrillation […]
The Key To Avoiding “Trampoline Ankle”
Researchers out of Canada say that high-impact trampoline injuries can be catastrophic to children and young adults, and they’ve got some great advice for parents who want to keep their kids injury-free. Although trampolines can be a lot of fun, unfortunately they are also the source of many bumps and bruises. Oftentimes these injuries are […]
What is Gout?
As we alluded to last week, gout is something to be mindful of this holiday season. Christmas cookies and alcohol can all contribute to the development of gout, but what exactly is gout? Today, we take a closer look at the stages of gout and why it occurs. Gout Development and Causes Gout is a […]
Which Sports Cause The Most Concussions?
Aside from automobile accidents, sports are the leading cause for concussions and head injuries among teens and young adults. Even though we’re doing a better job of preventing and monitoring for concussions during practices and games, head injuries are still occurring at an alarming rate in athletic activities. But which sports have the highest rates […]
Low-Carb Diet Helps Burn More Fat
A lot of athletes prepare for activity by carbo-loading, but new research out of Ohio State University suggests people can burn more fat by opting for a low-carb diet. For their study, researchers compared the amount of fat-burning between two groups of ultra marathon runners and ironman athletes. Half of the athletes practiced a ketogenic diet, […]
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