Finding Your Balance: Inside and Out

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Summer is fast approaching, and for many of us, that brings a mix of excitement and perhaps a touch of anxiety. Thoughts often turn to managing the kids during school break, the impending increase in the electricity bill, and for some, the looming prospect of warmer weather attire. The desire to feel our best often…

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How to Avoid Shin Splints When Running or Walking

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Ever start a new walking or running routine, only to get sidelined by aching pain in your shins? You’re not alone—and you’re probably dealing with shin splints. The pain can be intense. It’s that throbbing or aching feeling along the shinbone that shows up mid-run or after long walks and doesn’t go away easily. The…

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Reclaiming Your Life: Managing Back Arthritis Pain

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Arthritis is a widespread health concern in the United States, recognized as one of the most frequent sources of pain and disability among adults. This term encompasses a broad spectrum of over 150 distinct diseases, conditions, and rheumatic issues, including common forms like osteoarthritis, gout, and fibromyalgia. Often, the initial signs of arthritis are subtle,…

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Can Physical Therapy Help Lower Blood Pressure?

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If you’ve been told you have high blood pressure, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common health issues worldwide, but the good news is—there are ways to manage it. Maybe you’ve already made some changes, like eating better or taking medication. But have you ever thought about how physical therapy could help? Many…

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7 Highly Effective Ways to Relieve Tension Headaches Naturally

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We’ve all been there: that dull, squeezing ache that wraps around your head, making it impossible to focus… Tension headaches can sneak up on you after a long day at your desk, a sleepless night, or when life feels just a bit too overwhelming. But, you don’t have to rely on pills to feel better.…

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The Ultimate Guide: How Much Water Should I Drink a Day for Optimal Health?

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Have you ever stopped to wonder, “How much water should I drink a day?” This is one of the most common health questions out there. Water is essential for every system in your body. It keeps your joints moving and regulates your temperature. But how much is enough? Your ideal water intake isn’t one-size-fits-all. It…

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New Year, Stronger You: Building Fitness Habits That Stick in 2025

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Fitness habits are easy to set but hard to keep, especially if they’re overly ambitious or don’t fit your lifestyle. The problem with quick-fix resolutions is that they burn out just as fast as they start, leaving you frustrated and back at square one. Sustainable fitness is different. It’s about creating habits that you can…

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5 Reasons Why Prioritizing Movement Over Diets and Workouts Leads to Long-Term Health

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Every year, countless people set ambitious health goals focused on restrictive diets or intense workout plans. But how often do those resolutions last beyond a few weeks? For many, they end up feeling burned out or discouraged. Instead of jumping into extreme measures, what if you focused on something more sustainable like simple movement? Daily…

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5 Simple Exercises to Stay Flexible and Strong During the Holidays

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ere in California, we’re lucky to enjoy mild winter weather—perfect for staying active during the holidays. But whether you’re decorating, hosting guests, or just relaxing, it’s easy to feel stiff or tired from all the extra activity. Don’t worry; I’ve got you covered. These five exercises will help you stay strong and flexible so you…

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5 Reasons Why December Is the Best Time for Physical Therapy

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December can be a whirlwind. Between holiday shopping, family gatherings, decorating, and year-end tasks, it’s easy to push your own health to the bottom of the list. Many people tell themselves, “I’ll focus on this in January,” but here’s the thing: December is actually the perfect time to start—or stick with—physical therapy. Why wait for…

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