Tag Archive

Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “healthy aging”

May 16, 2018

Is the scapula truly meant to be stable?

In this post we’ll “dissect” the scapular stabilizers, and we’ll discuss why they should first be looked at from a mobility standpoint. When we talk about the shoulder, we need to consider a group of muscles called the scapular stabilizers. Actually the term “stabilizers” is a bit of a misnomer. Nothing about the scapula is truly meant to be “stable.” …

Sue Falsone

PT, MS, SCS, ATC, CSCS, COMT, first female head athletic trainer in any of the four major sports in the US

May 15, 2018

Importance of Antioxidants, Phytochemicals and Fiber for Optimal Health

A Scientific White Paper Research on the Importance of Antioxidants, Phytochemicals and Fiber for Achieving Optimal Health and Longevity An Official Publication of: Ceautamed Worldwide, LLC Introduction Most of us have heard that diets high in fruits and vegetables can help us lose weight, reduce our risk of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, cataracts, macular degeneration, osteoporosis, arthritis …

Dr. Donald L. Hayes

DC and President of Wellness Watchers Global, LLC, Ceautamed Worldwide, LLC & GreensFirst.com

May 11, 2018

Exercises to help rehab for hernias

Classic vs. Sports Hernia: You should know the difference Most males who played scholastic sports at some time in their life will recall their first Pre Participation Physical. How could you forget?! After a few boring tests of blood pressure, lung sounds, and oral temperature, the physician asks you to drop your shorts, turn your head, and cough as he …

Dr. Ethan M. Kreiswirth

PhD, ATC, Master Instructor, RockTape

November 23, 2017

Study Review: Effects of Exercise on Posture and Chest Function

The Study: Effect of thorax correction exercises on flexed posture and chest function in older women with age-related hyperkyphosis The Facts: The authors looked at the effect of exercises on the hyperkyphosis and chest function in older women. All subjects were over 65 years of age. 41 women were divided into exercise and control groups. The exercise group performed “breathing …

Dr. Mark Payne

Doctor of Chiropractic, Founder and President Matlin Mfg Inc., Publisher and Editor in Chief of ScienceInBrief.com

US Men's Olympic Volleyball Athletic Trainer Aaron Brock

August 15, 2016

Athletic Trainers Can Do It All – Or Can We?

Who makes up the team that takes care of high-performance, elite athletes? Aaron Brock, Head ATC for the USA Men’s National Volleyball team talks about the interdisciplinary approach.

Aaron Brock

USA Volleyball’s Director of Sports Medicine and Performance, Head Athletic Trainer for the Men’s National Volleyball Team

Activity and Mortality Study by Doug Andersen Chiropractor

July 5, 2016

Activity and Mortality: Is More Exercise Always Better?

Meeting minimum guidelines for amount of exercise is important, but does exceeding those guidelines help us live longer? Find out from Dr. Doug Anderson!

Chiropractor Doug Andersen Nutrition DISC Group

Dr. Doug Andersen

Doctor of Chiropractic, Nutritionist for DISC Medical Group

May 20, 2016

Spinal Alignment, Body Balance, Muscle Strength, Physical Ability and Falling

Science in Brief discusses the relationship between spinal alignment, body balance and more for males.

Science in Brief

The online research subscription service that keeps you up-to-date on what you should be reading, for free!

May 16, 2016

Palmer Sports Show Recap

MeyerDC got a chance to attend the Palmer Sports Show – read about our experience.

Dr. Alan Sokoloff

Doctor of Chiropractic, DACBSP, Diplomat of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians, team chiropractor for the Baltimore Ravens, POWERplay in Sports executive board member.