Case Study Using the TMJ Scale in a Sports Injury
Case Study: Sports Injury Example of the role the TMJ Scale can play in evaluation and treatment.An 18 year old male suffered a facial injury during a ...
When modern life pumps up the volume, give your...
Whoever's rocking your iPod today, do yourself a favor and turn it down. Those tiny earbuds pump music directly into the ear canal, making it easier to do permanent damage. Live music ...
When to Suspect Lyme
... c, recurrent and migratory if multiple joints are involved. Any joint can be affected including the TMJ (temporomandibular) and small joints of the fingers (contrary to earlier reports). Up to 10% of ...
Chronic pain relieved/reduced by playing Tai Chi
I started to learn Tai Chi about 2 years ago. Before that I had a very bad TMJ which hurted the half of my body very frequently due to the nerve and muscle inflammation. Afte ...
Lavender and peppermint as an insect repellents
... reas outdoors you spend the most time in, or use lavender oil on your wrists, neck, and behind your ears.Oil of peppermint is another good one to help keep insects away.
Eye of the Tiger
... music fresh and new. I have tried everything from Hollaback Girl and Golddigger to Kick Start my Heart and Welcome to the Jungle. I find that the heavy music is best for when I hit the weights. I ...
Getting More Vitamin D in Your Diet
Vitamin D, as we know, is important for the health of your bones, and it's even been linked to heart disease and colon cancer prevention. A woman's daily recommended intake of 400 IU can be met e ...
Gum chewer!
... th doesn't smell, but to some clientele (like myself) the sound of someone chewing that close to my ear is even more offensive than garlic breath! I recently had an experience where I was met in the w ...
