By Dr. Tanuj P Palvia Orthopedic stem cell providers are not all created equal. When making the decision to put all of your trust into a regenerative medicine clinic and a physician, it’s important that you know the right questions to ask—and just as important that you know whether or not you’re getting the right […]
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What is at your core? We can speak to this topic both metaphorically and physically. I’ll speak to the physical and let you feel the domino effect on the rest. While the abdominals lie geographically at the center of your core, don’t forget about the big picture. We are constantly hearing “it’s all about the
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By: Amy Montia, PhD, LMT. Thai massage is an ancient healing art. It’s one of four branches of the Traditional Thai medical system established 2,500 years ago when Buddhist monks from India moved into Thailand. The role of massage was primarily to nourish the mind and body of monks who practiced yoga and sat in
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Through the years, especially in the last twenty years, what the medical field knew about tendon pathology has improved. The concept and name for the condition has changed from tendinitis to tendinosis, and then to tendinopathy. The Achilles tendinopathy is the most common of the injuries, what really matters is to understand what has been
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we analyze herbs individually and in formulas. Formulas are created by combining individual herbs in certain measurements. The combinations, percentages of each herb, and preparation techniques create different herbal medicines. At the end of this pandemic year, in the middle of the third wave, I want to introduce you to the
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By: Dr. Sarah Rodriguez Let’s face it: These past few months have been an incredibly challenging time for all of us as we learn to navigate our new “normal” in a time of heightened uncertainty and distress. More than ever, many of us are working from home to keep ourselves and each other safe, and
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By: Dr. Ece Algur, LAc, DACM, MD Is Acupuncture Good Only For Pain? NO! Acupuncture is one of the five pillars of Traditional Chine Medicine (TCM). Chinese Herbology, acupuncture, eastern nutrition, tuina, and qi gong are the five components of TCM. In TCM, the body and its functions are seen as a balance of two
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By Dr. Tanuj Palvia All it takes is a simple misstep, and suddenly you have a sprained ankle. An ankle sprain is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries in people of all ages, athletes, and couch potatoes alike. The injury occurs when one or more of the ligaments in the ankle are stretched or
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By: Dr. Maria Kaczmarczyk, DPT Hey tennis players! Did you know that the shoulder (glenohumeral joint) is the most unstable joint in the body? Tennis is an excellent way to build up strength in your shoulder but, on the other hand, an excessive amount of high-impact shoulder use and overhead activities can overload various structures
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Are you always suffering from migraines? If so, you probably have found yourself looking for a new remedy to find relief. Having a migraine is incapacitating; it is true. You can’t keep on doing the things you usually do, and of course, you can’t live happily. However, did you realize that needle therapy can help
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Brooklyn, NY Physio Logic, a leading provider of integrated health services in New York City and surrounding areas, continues to demonstrate its commitment to excellence in the field of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy by entering into a collaboration with Regenexx®, a worldwide network of specially trained physicians providing the world’s most advanced, research-driven,
Is there an alternative to ibuprofen? By: Dr. Tanuj Palvia, MD There are times when NSAIDs (Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), such as Motrin, ibuprofen, Aleve, naproxen, Celebrex, Indocin, indomethacin, and aspirins, are appropriate, especially in the acute setting over a short course to reduce inflammation. However, for long-term use, there can be an increased risk of
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