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Creating a Strong Connection Between Health and Methodology

By: Vincent Edwards|In: Health Issues|Last Updated: October 26, 2018

Creating a Strong Connection Between Health and Methodology

Fitness and exercise are frequent subjects of discussion these days. It’s hard to venture into any given store without seeing countless ideas about just what it means to live a healthy lifestyle. In fact, there’s so much information out there that people often become intimidated. It’s hard to know where to begin one’s journey into a healthier lifestyle. And things become even more complex when accident and injury change how one relates to exercise.

This is one of the reasons why physical therapists need to bring so much to the table. They don’t just need to offer a specific service. They also need to be able to get through a wide variety of misinformation and confusion in order to help their clients. But this can be made considerably easier by considering exactly what skills can help one achieve that purpose as quickly and efficiently as possible.

The first consideration might …

By: Vincent Edwards|In: Health Care|Last Updated: October 26, 2018

Any congenital disorder present at the birth of a baby is a birth defect. These defects present at birth may be developmental, physical, or intellectual. There are two main types of birth defects. A structural defect is a problem with a body part’s shape. A functional defect is a problem with how a body’s part works. A birth defect can be both functional and structural.

Now, treatment of birth defects depends on the specific defect. The treatment of a birth defect may be medication, therapy, assistive technology, surgery, or a combination of any of these. Approximately three percent of newborns in the United States are born with birth defects every year. In 2015, there were 628,000 deaths in babies caused by birth defects.

Boys’ Hypospadias Birth Defect

Of 1,000 boys born in the United States every year, five are born with hypospadias, a common birth defect in boys. A …

By: Vincent Edwards|In: Health And Fitness|Last Updated: October 25, 2018

Originally from Old Norse, thrive means “to prosper; be fortunate, or successful,” according to Dictionary.com. It can also have the related meaning of “to grow or develop vigorously; flourish.” When one is thriving, they are doing more than just surviving, or just experiencing the minimum amount of success in life. Thriving indicates that one is going above and beyond just surviving to be an even happier and more prosperous person.

There are many ways that a person can thrive in life. One of the most important activities which helps people thrive in their own lives, no matter their profession, age, income level, etc. is a regular fitness routine. The human body was “made to move,” according to a personal trainer. Therefore, it only makes sense to include some form of exercise in your daily or weekly routine.

The Importance of Vigorous Exercise

Exercise does not have to be strenuous to …

By: Vincent Edwards|In: Health Care|Last Updated: October 24, 2018

Health Is Something That You Can’t Turn Your Back On

Neck pain is no laughing matter. It’s easy to think of it as a rather minor thing at first. When one doesn’t really have much in the way of pain yet it’s an annoyance rather than a real disruption. And to be sure, there is a chance that the pain will go away rather quickly. But often there’s going to be more to the story.

One of the main reasons is that neck pain is a complex issue. It’s not always something that one can easily figure out on his own. And of course, there’s always a chance that’s not the case. That’s why it’s a good idea to begin by considering recent changes to your activities. Or it might even be about how you go about those activities.

Sometimes there might not even be in a change in what’s done on a day to day basis. For example, one …

By: Vincent Edwards|In: Health Care|Last Updated: October 22, 2018

It’s estimated nearly 20 million people suffer from gluten sensitivity, and that number includes children. It is one of the more common allergies, and the most frequent chronic intestinal disease, but health professionals like Pinnacle Health Group say it’s easy for parents to misdiagnose.

What Is Gluten and Why Are We Allergic to It?

Glucoprotein or Gluten is a protein that is indigestible. It accounts for 80 percent of wheat proteins and is used in many food products for its thickening power, as it has a sticky and fibrous texture. Gluten is responsible for the elasticity of flour, which allows, together with the fermentation, the bread to obtain volume as well as the elastic and spongy consistency of baked doughs. Gluten allergies are a response of the body to a substance that cannot be tolerated. The body’s defense mechanism recognizes gluten as strange and dangerous, binds to it, …