By: Marie Serrado
February isn’t just about chocolates and flowers, it’s also American Heart Awareness Month. As we celebrate matters of the heart, let’s delve into the significance of cardiovascular exercise in the realm of physical therapy. Integrating heart-healthy activities into your routine can bring benefits, not only for cardiovascular health but for overall well-being.
You managed to squeeze in time to exercise. Bravo! You’re done now, right? Not so fast. So often we often skip the post-workout stretching. But did you know that stretching is JUST as important as the main event? Stretching not only provides an opportunity to cool down, but it also enhances your workout.
These days, many are eager to load up on golden nuggets of wisdom on how to become as healthy as possible.
Of all that we desire in life, a healthy immune system should be top priority! If nothing else, COVID19 has taught us the importance of physical health in our overall wellness journey. Almost every time we turn on the TV, experts are telling us that the healthiest among us have the best outcomes.
When we blindly ingest whatever substance pierced by the tines of our fork, we sometimes notice how our gut is trying to tell us something – good or bad – depending on what it is we are consuming. Sometimes we learn that lactose from milk is no longer being digested, or sugary snacks cause an increase in fat and/or lead to insulin dependence.
Jessica Perhealth, D.C. joined the Strive! team in October 2017. She provides chiropractic services as part of the Strive! integrated medical team at our Pain & Spine Center.
As an athlete, Dr. Perhealth knows the importance of a well-aligned spine, and she can help you reach your healthcare goals through chiropractic adjustment.
One out of four American women over age 65 have osteoporosis – a medical condition in which bones become brittle and fragile.
As we all try to get back to normal after Hurricane Irma, here are some tips from our friends at Brown & Brown Insurance:
