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LLLT With Love

To dramatically reduce musculoskeletal pain as well as inflammation, Low Level Laser Therapy, first developed in 1967, offer a breakthrough solution. It aids in promoting tissue repair whenever the laser beam is applied.

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No Way To Cap Off A Run

Chondromalacia, commonly known as "runner's knee", produces burning behind the kneecap, pain while climbing stairs, stiffness after periods of inactivity, and painful popping of the knee. 

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Like A Kick In The Shins

Because shinsplints (characterized by pain in the front part of the lower leg) is so often associated with beginners' attempts at running and walking for exercise, experienced runners may think they will not develop the problem. 

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Getting The Cold Shoulder

As it's popular name suggests, the condition known as the "frozen shoulder" (adhesive capsulitis) involves significant loss in range of motion of the shoulder. 

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Not So Cheery News

Young female athletes, their parents, and coaches may be surprised to know that cheerleading accounted for two-thirds of all catastrophic injuries experienced by high school and college female athletes over the past 25 years. 

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Active Ingredient

The most recent exercise guidelines issued by the U.S. government recommend that adults should try to get two-and-a-half hours of exercise a week, and children should run and play for at least an hour a day. 

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Intensive Approach

A recent review of data about patients in intensive care units (ICUs) suggest that the best medicine involves getting them out of bed and moving as soon as possible. 

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Arthritis Prevention Among ACL Patients

It has become increasingly common for young athletes to dedicate themselves solely to one sport, which increases the risk of sport-specific injuries. One injury that has been occurring with a great deal more frequency, among young athletes in particular, is an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. 

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Strong Recommendation For Fighting Neck Pain

People plagued by chronic neck pain may benefit from exercises that are designed to strengthen neck muscles. Those who may benefit most from these exercises are individuals who sit at computers for prolonged periods.

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Gaining Strength

Strength training offers seniors, in particular, the ability to sidestep frailty, disability, and the loss of independence that often accompanies aging.

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