by Dr. Frank Lipman | Jan 6, 2021 | Health & Wellness, Healthy Aging, Movement, Nutrition
Get this New Year started out right with Dr. Lipman's top health tips to get started right now.
by Dr. Frank Lipman | Dec 30, 2020 | Health & Wellness, Healthy Aging, Movement, Nutrition, Relaxation, Sleep
Our top 11 blogs of 2020 to help you lead a well balanced healthy life in 2021.
by Yamuna Zake | Dec 18, 2020 | Health & Wellness, Movement
If you’ve never had any problems in your body and your feet feel fine, you may wonder why you should be even thinking about them? Prevention is key. Statistically speaking 75% of Americans will develop foot problems at some point in their lives and 83% of these problems will become chronic. Why wait to be a part of this statistic, when you can avoid it now?
by Dr. Dylann Craig Germann | Nov 13, 2020 | Movement
After a workout or fitness class it's common for people to reach for a foam roller to apply deep pressure into their muscles. Used by athletes and fitness enthusiasts, foam rolling is now the most popular form of ‘self manual therapy’ due to its low cost and its widespread availability. While many praise their effectiveness, there is still great debate amongst practitioners and researchers in the medical field regarding their efficacy and effect on the body.
by Dawn Brighid | Nov 4, 2020 | Health Coach Tips, Movement
The weather is changing and it’s getting harder to get outside to exercise. Do you have a back up plan? With the pandemic bringing everything online, you might find something new to try. Exercise studios across the country (and the world) are now available to you in your home. Is there a class you’ve wanted to try, but the schedule didn’t work for you? A class that looked fun, but you were intimidated by it? A local studio that you never made it to? Go to their websites now and see if they have online classes.
by Dr. Frank Lipman | Oct 26, 2020 | Featured, Healthy Aging, Movement
While deepening laugh lines on the outside are a give-away, it’s often the slow and not-always-visible chipping away of muscle mass, power, strength, and endurance which are the more significant signs of time marching on. That and lot of aches and pains. As these rather humbling physiological hiccups begin to add up, the question becomes, how to slow the slide – or prevent it altogether? The answer: staying physically active!
