Category: lifestyle changes
Allergic Asthma Tips to Help You Manage Triggers Naturally
Itchy and watery eyes, general fatigue, trouble breathing… When will it end? It can drive you to the brink, especially this time of year when allergic reactions to the air we breathe are high. When these reactions trigger asthma, it …
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Umbrellas Protect Against More Than Rain
Spring is here! We can finally say goodbye to freezing temperatures and hello to warmer days. Oftentimes, with warmer weather comes the opportunity to spend more time outside—taking walks, doing yardwork, etc. When doing so, we should always try to …
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Advocating for the Field of Physical Therapy and Patients at the Federal Advocacy Forum
The Federal Advocacy Forum was a life changing three days in Washington D.C., filled with learning, sharing stories and advocating for the field of physical therapy as well as our patients. I had the opportunity to participate in five congressional …
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Learn • Educate • Advocate Physical Therapy & Our Patients Are Counting on Us!
As physical therapists (PTs), physical therapist assistants (PTAs) and student PTs/PTAs we love to help. We care deeply for our profession, and want to ensure a bright future for physical therapy and for our patients. One of the best ways …
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Staying Active at Live Your Life
Live your life team members participated in the YWCA triathlon held on August 14, 2016 in Minneapolis at Lake Nokomis. The triathlon consisted of a 500 yard swim, a 5K run and a 15.5 cycling segment/event. It was an outstanding …
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Five Surprising Foods High In Sugar
Did you know that there are over 60 different names for sugar on food labels? Sugar can be found in foods ranging from breakfast cereals to sports drinks to condiments like ketchup and BBQ sauce. It’s everywhere! Unfortunately too much …
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