Understanding Common Aerobic Terms Part 3 Naples Sports Medicine This the last part of the most common aerobic terms used in sports medicine. Check part one and part two uf you want to learn the whole dictionary. Specificity of training refers to the fact that the effects of training are specific … Continue reading
Understanding Common Aerobic Terms Part 3
by Jsantos, May 27, 2017Getting In and Out of Bed After a Hip Replacement 7 Steps to Follow After a hip replacement, you must be very careful with every move you make so you don’t get hurt. You can surely avoid many things or situations; however, you can not avoid getting in and out … Continue reading →
Understanding Common Aerobic Terms Part 2
by Jsantos, May 5, 2017Understanding Common Aerobic Terms Part 2 Naples Sports Medicine We continue our mandarin translation of the most common aerobic terms used in sports medicine. Check part one to catch up. Maximum Oxygen Consumption, (also referred to as VO2 max and maximum oxygen uptake) is the maximum amount of oxygen that … Continue reading →
Understanding Common Aerobic Terms | Part 1
by Jsantos, May 5, 2017Understanding Common Aerobic Terms | Part 1 Sports Medicine Exercise scientists have often not made it easy for non-members of the scientific community to fully understand aerobic fitness. Incomprehensible terms and phrases are frequently the rule, rather than the exception, in the attempts to explain the procedures and the consequences … Continue reading →
Knee Arthritis: Cortisone & Gel Shots
by Jsantos, April 15, 2017Knee Arthritis: Cortisone & Gel Shots When it comes to knee arthritis, there are different ways to tackle the problem. As medicine has evolved, new techniques and procedures have been created and implemented to improve patients with arthritis. Among them, the relative new stem cell treatment. However, traditional methods like … Continue reading →
Exercise Benefits as you Get Older
by Jsantos, April 8, 2017Exercise Benefits as you Get Older Naples Sports Medicine Clinically speaking, we begin to age from the moment of conception. As we approach our middle years, if our bodies are not well cared for, the effects of normal aging become apparent. Various organs and systems begin to display deterioration. The … Continue reading →
Shoulder Impingement Surgery
by Jsantos, March 28, 2017Shoulder Impingement Surgery When your shoulder hurts due to its range of motion movements it might be possible you are suffering from a tendinitis, bursitis or impingement. When nonsurgical treatments such as rest from overhead activities, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines and/or physical therapy do not work, a shoulder impingement surgery becomes … Continue reading →
Do you need Vitamin and Mineral Supplements? Part 2
by Jsantos, March 9, 2017Do You Need Vitamin and Mineral Supplements? Part 2 In our constant effort here at Dr Mead’s office we always strive to bring you great health, sports medicine and orthopedic related content, comes this article, which complements our previous entry. So, do you need vitamin and mineral supplements? Vitamins and Minerals are … Continue reading →
Knee Surgery: Partial Meniscectomy
by Jsantos, February 18, 2017Knee Surgery Partial Meniscectomy Partial Meniscectomy is an orthopedic procedure created to removed a damaged part of the meniscus. This brief video will give you the insights on how it is performed as well as what to expect in terms of recovery. Orthopedic Corner | Leon Mead MD Orthopedic Doctor … Continue reading →
Do you need Vitamin and Mineral Supplements?
by Jsantos, February 11, 2017Do you need Vitamin and Mineral Supplements? 8 Items on Your Checklist to Evaluate Vitamins and minerals have different roles in our bodies. A proper mixed of them must be consumed trough our diet. However, there might be some factors in our daily routines contributing to block and receive the … Continue reading →