Cross Country Skiing and Great ToeArthritis
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Northcoast FootcarePosted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:06pm
at the toe. This frees the heel and allows the skier to kick and glide across the snow. Although cross country skiing is low-impact and a great exercise for individuals with arthritis, the foot motion can place excess stress on the great toe joint. Continue Reading »
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My Big Toe Joint Hurts! The Arthritis You Never Knew!
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Dr. Marybeth CranePosted
Sun 13 Sep 2009 11:37am
Have you ever suspected you have arthritis in your big toe joint? It is one of those conditions that slowly creeps up on you. You may be going about your business only... with this? Well, it may be plain ol’arthitis!
Arthritis in the big toe (aka: hallux) joint is known as “Hallux Limitus” or Hallux Rigidus” depending on whether it the motion in your toeRead on »
You say Toe-Mae-Toe, I say Toe-Mah-toe
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Amy R.Posted
Thu 11 Sep 2008 10:04am
Our tomatoes are literally falling off the vine! We can’t keep up, can’t eat them or jar them fast enough. While my husband and I like to eat them raw, and my sister-in-law sprinkles salt on them and eats them like an apple….there are only a few ways my kids will eat tomatoes.
As spaghetti sauce
As tomato soup (for dipping their grill ...
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Toes In & Toes Out - What's That All About?
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Lance B.Posted
Sat 29 Nov 2008 12:26pm
feet are in and where your toes were pointed during these exercises?
Well, some people know exactly what direction their toes are pointing and purposefully turn them outwards or inwards to achieve different results. There are 3 main points to consider when opting to alter your foot/toe positionaway from parallel.
1. No difference in stress
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You Say Po-Tay-Toe, and I say Po-Tah-Toe
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EmilyPosted
Mon 15 Feb 2010 12:00am
On the menu for dinner was another recipe – Tempeh Hashbrown Casserole.
The husband was less than intrigued by the idea so I only made a half batch.
Once he saw how good it looked though he did concede to a bite….and loved it!
Here was my serving (that’s a side plate),
with a bowl of ketchup for fork-dipp ...
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Stop the Camel from Toe-ing
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Fit Bottomed GirlsPosted
Wed 22 Sep 2010 11:00am
technique one thumb up. I’d normally give her two, but I’m through with double stuff at the moment.
Who’s ready to pledge to be camel toe free with me?! —Tish
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Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes, Knees and Toes
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Glenna M.Posted
Sun 14 Sep 2008 3:48pm
Little knee update: the surgeon buried a needle full of cortisone up to the hub in each of my knees on Tuesday and by that night, aside from shaking and sweating, I was starting to feel better. Wednesday night was awesome. I felt like my old self again and several people at work made comments about it being the first night in months that ...
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going toe-to-toe with Stephen
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Joan H.Posted
Fri 09 Sep 2005 12:00am
I'm not exactly sure why but last night, in a fit of mild insanity, I challenged the VodkaPundit on his sorta-hysterical rumination on what will happen if the US bans embryonic stem cell research. The fun continues in the comment thread this morning.
Summing up my opinions on the matter: there are so many sources of stem cells ...
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Po-tate-toe. Po-tot-toe.
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Lindsey M.Posted
Tue 08 Feb 2011 3:05pm
Baked. Mashed. Roasted. Fried. Anyway you make them, I’ll eat them.
Typically, white potatoes have a bad rep for their starchy, white carbs. But believe it or not, there’s actually healthier ways to eat them than out of a red cardboard container with a big yellow “M” on it.
Take away all that greasy fat and these babies are actually a ...
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