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Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Medical Weight Loss
“Physicians should take heed and make sure they are counseling their patients about weight loss in a comprehensive and collaborating manner.”
Nutritional Counseling
But the findings’ implications for public health, diet and nutrition are limited for the moment because the study gives “a 30,000-foot view of energy metabolism,” said Dr. Samuel Klein, who was not involved in the study and is director of the Center for Human Nutrition at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. He added, “I don’t think you can make any new clinical statements” for an individual. When it comes to weight gain, he says, the issue is the same as it has always been: People are eating more calories than they are burning.
Primary Care
X- rays show that both of my hips are moderately degenerated. My primary care doctor told me to stop all squatting and trap bar dead lifting, which I have done. I get some pain in the groin when I lift up my foot to change shoes. Sometimes I get a sharp stabbing pain in the groin. I don’t get pain from walking and free hand squatting.
Family Practice
Dr. Daniel Vigil, a sports medicine doctor and professor of family medicine at UCLA, explained to Healthline in a down-home way why these studies are complementary: “One is ‘how can we explore ways to keep our bodies from aging?’ while the other one is ‘I don’t want to have a heart attack, the number one cause of death, I don’t want cardiovascular disease. What can I do to decrease my risk for that?’ ”
High Cholesterol
Infectious Diseases
The new results answer that question, suggesting that cardiovascular fitness is ultimately more important for healthy brain aging than inflammation factors tied to infectious diseases.
Immunizations
To test exercise and immune function, many studies have used vaccines. Vaccines are one of the best ways to see how the immune system works because it tests the combined ability of many different immune cells to coordinate and produce antibodies. Research administering vaccines after both intense exercise and marathon running shows that antibody responses are not suppressed. Elite athletes who train regularly have higher antibody responses to vaccination than people who do not exercise.

Pregnancy

Internal Medicine
A clinical trial in the April JAMA Internal Medicine tested this issue, with and without testosterone injections, on the most vulnerable group: older men with physical limitations. The design also alleviated a major problem with nutritional studies which are based of self-reporting, by providing participants with foods carefully prepared to meet their individual protein and energy requirements and by monitoring adherence to the protocol.
Prostate Cancer
At that time it was thought that observational studies were the only feasible option; that randomized controlled trials involving coffee were too risky. The good and bad were about evenly balanced. Long-term observational studies had found lower rates of advanced prostate cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, strokes, diabetes, and more. But there was also evidence that coffee can be harmful for people with high blood pressure, low bone density, insomnia, and pregnant women. While all of that is probably still true, the balance seems to have shifted in favor of coffee. We even have a mouse study from Germany showing a mechanism by which coffee can lower the risk of dying of a heart attack. That the caffeine in coffee gives cells energy to fight off damage.
Lung Cancer
The researcher concluded: Muscle-strengthening activities were inversely associated with the risk of all-cause mortality and major non-communicable diseases including CVD, total cancer, diabetes and lung cancer; however, the influence of a higher volume of muscle-strengthening activities on all-cause mortality, CVD and total cancer is unclear when considering the observed J-shaped associations.

Neurology
Physically, I lift weights every other day. In between I powerwalk up steep slopes. My mental well-being can be evaluated by the publication of my last book four years ago and my ongoing manuscript for another book. I’ve written a great deal on education (from neurology to economics), but I’m currently enjoying a totally different subject. I'm about 110 manuscript page into employing Shakespeare to understand contemporary life. Reading Shakespeare has long been part of my personal reading and last year, trying to survive Covid confinement, I felt inspired to add my two cents to the volumes on Shakespeare, despite recognizing that the last thing this world needs is another book on The Bard!
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
His training has also been hindered by severe carpal tunnel syndrome, for which he has had surgery. As a result, his doctors have advised him not to grip anything too tightly.

Depression
Psychiatry
Commenting on the study for Medscape Medical News, Robert Roca, MD, a professor on geriatric psychiatry, took up that line of inquiry.
Insomnia
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Endocrinology
A review article by scientists from Korean universities published November 2, 2018, in the journal Endocrinology and Metabolism concluded that "resistance exercise (RE), either alone or in combination with other interventions, may be the most optimal strategy to improve the muscle and bone mass...even in the older population." They add, however, that "RE is seldom prescribed with evidence-based criteria as there are no data on the anti-fracture effect of RE...In addition, if a sophisticated molecular mechanism related to the increased muscle and bone mass due to RE can be identified in the future, it would be helpful to discover the novel therapeutic targets for [bone strength] and sarcopenia."

Ultrasound
Ten rep maximum was measured at the beginning and end of the study for the bench press, lat pulldown, leg press, and deadlift. Muscle thickness was measured using ultrasound.
MRI
He spent a lot of time explaining my MRI in minute detail. He says that it reflects a lot of wear and tear. (It's complicated and I don't pretend to understand it all.)
Computed Tomography
( Clarence: Historic references to fasting have little relevance in the age of gene profiling, computed tomography, and statins. "To eat when you are sick, is to feed your illness," as Hippocrates and
Chemotherapy
Dr. Valter Longo, PhD, Professor of Biogerontology at the USC Davis School of Gerontology and director of the USC Longevity Institute--who created the fast mimicking diet--has established through his research that not only will fasting improve health markers, it makes cancer cells easier to kill with chemotherapy and mitigates patient's side effects from the chemo.

Joint Replacement
Hip pain that keeps you awake at night or limits your ability to train effectively is a signal that it’s time to talk to your doctor about hip replacement. Once you are debilitated from lack of sleep, weak and shrunken muscles, and uneven gait, your rehabilitation will be greatly prolonged. Don’t dig your hole so deep that it takes an inordinate period of time to dig your way out, if ever. The better your shape prior to surgery, the better you will do post-surgery. Waiting too long will come back and bite you after the surgery. It’s a fine line to walk, but the better you time joint replacement, the better your outcome will be.
Neurosurgery
Hip Replacement
The only thing I can tell you for sure is that judicious exercise will improve your odds of avoiding surgery—and speed your recovery if you do have hip replacement.

Lesions
"This evaluation was again unrevealing for any severely obstructive lesions," he wrote in his follow letter. "Upon comparison with the study of 2015, there has been no significant worsening."
Burns

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Studies from JAMA and from the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that weekend training is associated with a lower risk of all-cause mortality. The British study also found a defined benefit of muscle-strengthening exercise independent of aerobic activities, followed by a gradual decrease. More may not be better.
Physical Therapy
He has spent hundreds of hours outside of work attending workshops and learning on his own about the physiology of training. This fall he will be starting a doctoral program in physical therapy at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He plans to still keep working with some of his clients, including Bill.
Shoulder Pain
Back Pain

Plantar Fasciitis
“So we began a program of intensive strength training. I had had trainers before, but no one pushed me to the limit like this trainer did. Eschewing machines, we focused on squats, lunges, deadlifts, shoulder presses, and all sorts of core exercises. Nothing got better overnight, but after three months the knee pain began to subside. After six months it was gone. But it's better than that. No more plantar fasciitis, lower back pain or stiffness, or shoulder pain. No more NSAIDS of any sort, no more icing. I could dive for volleyballs and pop back up without the slightest twinge.

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