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Articles Of The Week October 13, 2019

  We know that certain things like lifestyle, genes, diet, and habits contribute to the chances of having dementia later in life. However, there is growing evidence that chronic use of certain over the counter medications and prescription drugs are […]

Manual Technique Courses Don’t Matter As Much As You Think

  Let’s say you need to hire a carpenter. As you shop around online and browse the different potential hires, you see one who advertises his set of 20 different drills and power saws he likes to use to get […]

Articles Of The Week October 6, 2019

We know how important movement is for people dealing with chronic pain. There is even research showing if someone with chronic pain gets involved in an activity they enjoy, it can cause pain reduction. Some are now using pole dancing […]

Learn How Education And Movement Can Help Frozen Shoulder

If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it 1000 times in my career (okay this is an exaggeration, it’s probably only a few dozen times), “I think my frozen shoulder is acting up!” Meanwhile, the patient is moving their arm […]

Articles Of The Week September 29, 2019

Some great info about Achilles tendon loading progressions, complete with content and images with instructions. “Achilles Tendon Loading Progression” – The Physio Network This one is important for those of us who work in sport and also act as First […]

Many Orthopedic Surgeries Don’t Work Better Than Placebo

Unlike drugs, orthopedic surgeries can be sold to the public before they undergo rigorous testing to ensure they are safe and effective. Thus, millions of surgeries for knee, shoulder, and back pain have been done without studies to confirm they […]