Different Ways To Stay Healthy:
•
Although it might get hard to balance between physical activity, social
life and exams, it is not so difficult to maintain a healthy diet. All
you have to do is have a little self control and cut out on junk food.
Consume food in proper portions and avoid stuffing yourself. Maintaining
a balanced diet is the most important health tip you can ever get. So,
include meat, eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, green leafy vegetables
and other nutritious items in your meal on a regular basis.
•
Never skip breakfast. Sure, you must have heard this a thousand times
before but breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So, skipping
breakfast can rob you off the most vital nutrients when the body needs
it the most.
• Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. Water
also helps you rid toxins from your body. This way making it a habit
shall rid you off stress and help you focus better and gain much more
concentration.
• Nothing comes the easy way and so does fitness.
So, no better way than the old fashioned way. Wake up early in the
morning and do some stretching and free hand exercises. Go for a walk or
jogging around your campus area. Riding a bike to college everyday is
also a great idea for maintaining good health and breathing in fresh
oxygen. Plus, it is also good for the environment.
• Playing
sports is a GREAT way to stay fit. Play some basketball, soccer or some
other indoor or outdoor sport. It can do wonders, not only for physical
fitness but also for mental fitness and shall help college students
relieve themselves of stress and boost their energy.
• The three
most essential aspects of fitness are food, physical activity and rest.
So, make sure that you get enough sleep at night along with proper meals
and exercise.
• Stay as far as possible from night outs. Although
partying is essential for socialising, too much of it can take a toll
in the long run. So, all of those late nights, drinking, smoking and
excessive intake of caffeine should certainly be avoided.
• Last
but not least, make sure you use protection while having sex. This is
crucial to prevent any deadly diseases and to ensure a healthy and happy
college life.
Stay Healthy, Stay Fit - Must Be A Prime Concern Of Your Life!!
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Saturday, December 22, 2018
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Live a Healthy Lifestyle Easily
Good
health is the gift of God. In this busy life, it is very difficult to
maintain a good and healthy lifestyle. Which is the core of attaining
the good health. There are a few things that can make your lifestyle a
healthier lifestyle, hence helping you to get a good health. These
include:
Diet / Nutrition
The very first and the most important thing in maintaining a good health is your diet. In general, dieting is considered as the eating of some specified foods. If you are not maintaining your diet no matter what exercise you do or what sport you play, you can't have good health. Diet not only includes healthy eating but keeping it regular and having your meals at a specific time is an essential part of dieting and good nutrition.
Good nutrition includes intake of enough calories required by the body. This can be done by maintaining a moderate amount of essentials like proteins, carbohydrates, fats and liquid calories as well. Water plays a very important role in maintaining your shape (shape of your body). Besides that, water helps in cleansing your skin as well. Depending on the weather a normal human body requires at least 8 glasses of water. This required amount increases in the area where it is hotter.
Sleeping
Along with nutrition, sleep is also very important to have a good health. Good sleep can benefit your mind, heart, weight etc. It is the part of a good and healthier lifestyle which many of us ignore. If you are not having a good sleep you can face many issues like the disturbance in mood, having dark circle around your eyes (under-eye circles). It is highly recommended to have 6-8 hours' sleep during 24 hours of the day.
A good sleep can be helpful in:
Exercise is also an essential part of your healthy lifestyle. Exercise helps you a lot in maintaining your weight, keeping your body in shape. Exercise includes playing any game which includes physical activity. The best exercise anyone can do is the morning walk or jogging / running in the morning. Going to the gym for muscle building can help you get six pack abs. Regular exercise can help you strengthen your body to fight against different diseases.
At the end we can say that good eating habits, having enough sleep and regular exercise collectively lead to a healthier lifestyle.
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Diet / Nutrition
The very first and the most important thing in maintaining a good health is your diet. In general, dieting is considered as the eating of some specified foods. If you are not maintaining your diet no matter what exercise you do or what sport you play, you can't have good health. Diet not only includes healthy eating but keeping it regular and having your meals at a specific time is an essential part of dieting and good nutrition.
Good nutrition includes intake of enough calories required by the body. This can be done by maintaining a moderate amount of essentials like proteins, carbohydrates, fats and liquid calories as well. Water plays a very important role in maintaining your shape (shape of your body). Besides that, water helps in cleansing your skin as well. Depending on the weather a normal human body requires at least 8 glasses of water. This required amount increases in the area where it is hotter.
Sleeping
Along with nutrition, sleep is also very important to have a good health. Good sleep can benefit your mind, heart, weight etc. It is the part of a good and healthier lifestyle which many of us ignore. If you are not having a good sleep you can face many issues like the disturbance in mood, having dark circle around your eyes (under-eye circles). It is highly recommended to have 6-8 hours' sleep during 24 hours of the day.
A good sleep can be helpful in:
- Maintaining good weight.
- Having sharp attention.
- Improving your memory.
- Low stress
Exercise is also an essential part of your healthy lifestyle. Exercise helps you a lot in maintaining your weight, keeping your body in shape. Exercise includes playing any game which includes physical activity. The best exercise anyone can do is the morning walk or jogging / running in the morning. Going to the gym for muscle building can help you get six pack abs. Regular exercise can help you strengthen your body to fight against different diseases.
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What Children Teach Us About Health
Some
of you reading this may be enjoying your pinnacle years of health.
Others may be struggling with a difficult diagnosis. Still others may
feel trapped in a cycle of bad habits. Regardless where you are, one of
the key points of living with health is living each moment to the
fullest. It is pivotal that we take the moment in front of us, and live
that moment with hope. Sometimes our best intentions of planning ahead
for our health can rob of us of the happiness of our health TODAY. As a
healthcare provider, I wanted to remind us all of some key concepts
from the science of health, that I have learned time and again from
caring for children:
Stop and appreciate each breath, regardless of your future goals.
Trust others more freely. Let yourself be filled with hope by embracing a child like faith in LOVE and LIFE.
Don't worry about tomorrow. Plan for tomorrow's health, but, appreciate what you have now.
Children are notorious for embracing the moment, regardless of what lies ahead. They are notorious for trusting implicitly. That must be why there are so many illustrations of embracing child like faith. The evidence is clear that strength in the moment comes from a mental agility and mindfulness of the present. Trust and hope in the moment are essential to health. Today's tip reminders are inspired by a young Piraha boy I cared for in the Amazon jungles of Brazil:
I had been assigned to work with a community health group, screening for malaria in rural areas of northwestern Brazil. One of our tasks was to test for malaria, and treat the cases we found. I expected to be treating bedridden patients, with high fevers, depleted from all energy. Instead what I found were many children who were playing soccer in the fields, while testing positive for malaria! In attempt to treat each individual case, I called a young boy, Joao, into the clinic. His blood level of malaria was high, but, not his energy or zeal for life. He was about 7 years old, and his frailness hid behind his intense energy. I told his mom he had malaria, and that he would need to take the medicine to treat it for a few days. As we checked his temperature, his high fever was a surprise to me. He was so energetic, and seemed to face such a difficult disease without a care in the world! I can even remember him begging his mother to let him finish his game of soccer before he started the malaria medication!. He lived moment by moment, and it was obvious he had grown accustomed to appreciating whatever opportunity life gave him, with or without malaria.
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Stop and appreciate each breath, regardless of your future goals.
Trust others more freely. Let yourself be filled with hope by embracing a child like faith in LOVE and LIFE.
Don't worry about tomorrow. Plan for tomorrow's health, but, appreciate what you have now.
Children are notorious for embracing the moment, regardless of what lies ahead. They are notorious for trusting implicitly. That must be why there are so many illustrations of embracing child like faith. The evidence is clear that strength in the moment comes from a mental agility and mindfulness of the present. Trust and hope in the moment are essential to health. Today's tip reminders are inspired by a young Piraha boy I cared for in the Amazon jungles of Brazil:
I had been assigned to work with a community health group, screening for malaria in rural areas of northwestern Brazil. One of our tasks was to test for malaria, and treat the cases we found. I expected to be treating bedridden patients, with high fevers, depleted from all energy. Instead what I found were many children who were playing soccer in the fields, while testing positive for malaria! In attempt to treat each individual case, I called a young boy, Joao, into the clinic. His blood level of malaria was high, but, not his energy or zeal for life. He was about 7 years old, and his frailness hid behind his intense energy. I told his mom he had malaria, and that he would need to take the medicine to treat it for a few days. As we checked his temperature, his high fever was a surprise to me. He was so energetic, and seemed to face such a difficult disease without a care in the world! I can even remember him begging his mother to let him finish his game of soccer before he started the malaria medication!. He lived moment by moment, and it was obvious he had grown accustomed to appreciating whatever opportunity life gave him, with or without malaria.
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Thursday, December 6, 2018
How Drinking Water Makes You Healthier
Scientists
have disputed if water has any effect on weight loss, but almost 59% of
adults in the US believe it does, and these are some of the reasons
why. For those looking for the light at the end of the tunnel, why not
try water to help you lose weight? Here are a few reasons why you need
to think of water as an assistant in weight loss.
1. Keep hydrated, eat less
When you are dehydrated you tend to eat more. This is because we want to eat more than we want to drink water. Whenever you're hungry, you grab food the minute the signal is sent but we tend to ignore our thirst signal until it becomes unbearable. Almost 75% of us are dehydrated at any one time. So try to take some water when you find yourself next time you're craving food in between meals.
TIP: Drink water (1 glass) about half an hour before a meal, but not closer. Drinking too close to the meal dilutes your stomach acid.
2. Reduce calories
Drinking water regularly prevents you from drinking high calorie drinks that will increase your weight. Instead of water we tend to replace it with milk flavoured coffee, tea, fruit juices, and soft drinks. These drinks are high in calories so switching to water you of course consume less calories.
3. Increased energy
Even being a little dehydrated can cause you to lose energy and be sluggish and we tend to go for high calorie snacks to motivate us. Drinking water helps to boost energy and you will want to use it for exercise which helps to reduce your weight and you will consume less calories.
4. Boost your metabolism
Drinking more water (especially cold water) helps to increase the energy you expend even while at rest - up to 400 kilojoules for every two liters of water you drink.
TIP: When you're tired of plain old water, add some lemon for flavor, or a bit of fruit juice (10%).
5. Healthy Joints
Sometimes we feel like our joints need some lubrication, and water helps to do this. Water is a main component of synovial fluid that is found in the joints, and helps to reduce friction and protect your joints from injury.
TIP: Eat foods with high water concentration. Grapefruit contains 91% water. Watermelon and strawberries contain 92% water. Cucumber and lettuce contain 96% water.
6. Liver functions
Your liver helps to remove waste from your body and to metabolize fat. Drinking water regularly helps the liver to carry out its functions unhindered.
7. Body health consciousness
Humans are creatures of habit and carrying a water bottle everyday can help you to take better care of your body as you set your goal to drink at least two liters of water everyday. You will start to slowly become conscious of you food intake and exercises.
TIP: When you have a headache don't always rush to get an aspirin, take some water instead and you might find that headache was just your body telling you to take some water.
8. Muscle build up
We sometimes find our muscles aren't as strong as they look and this is because dehydration causes loss of muscle strength and slow muscle response. Staying hydrated before and after doing exercise helps with muscle growth and response.
TIP: Being thirsty means you are dehydrated. Try to drink water at regular intervals, and don't wait to get thirsty.
We are always advised to drink 2 liters of water everyday (equivalent to eight glasses of water). This, however, is completely dependent on the individual. For example, people who are active and sweat a lot may need more water than those who are not as active. Don't overdo your consumption, as it can cause water toxicity, which can lead to death. Keep to the safe threshold of two liters of water (67 ounces).
Don't always go for the high energy foods or candy to boost you in a day, as they help only to increase your weight and make you lose the energy you need shortly after. Drinking water as you should will help to keep you healthy, as your body will get rid of waste efficiently and you will never be at a loss of energy when you need some to go through the day.
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1. Keep hydrated, eat less
When you are dehydrated you tend to eat more. This is because we want to eat more than we want to drink water. Whenever you're hungry, you grab food the minute the signal is sent but we tend to ignore our thirst signal until it becomes unbearable. Almost 75% of us are dehydrated at any one time. So try to take some water when you find yourself next time you're craving food in between meals.
TIP: Drink water (1 glass) about half an hour before a meal, but not closer. Drinking too close to the meal dilutes your stomach acid.
2. Reduce calories
Drinking water regularly prevents you from drinking high calorie drinks that will increase your weight. Instead of water we tend to replace it with milk flavoured coffee, tea, fruit juices, and soft drinks. These drinks are high in calories so switching to water you of course consume less calories.
3. Increased energy
Even being a little dehydrated can cause you to lose energy and be sluggish and we tend to go for high calorie snacks to motivate us. Drinking water helps to boost energy and you will want to use it for exercise which helps to reduce your weight and you will consume less calories.
4. Boost your metabolism
Drinking more water (especially cold water) helps to increase the energy you expend even while at rest - up to 400 kilojoules for every two liters of water you drink.
TIP: When you're tired of plain old water, add some lemon for flavor, or a bit of fruit juice (10%).
5. Healthy Joints
Sometimes we feel like our joints need some lubrication, and water helps to do this. Water is a main component of synovial fluid that is found in the joints, and helps to reduce friction and protect your joints from injury.
TIP: Eat foods with high water concentration. Grapefruit contains 91% water. Watermelon and strawberries contain 92% water. Cucumber and lettuce contain 96% water.
6. Liver functions
Your liver helps to remove waste from your body and to metabolize fat. Drinking water regularly helps the liver to carry out its functions unhindered.
7. Body health consciousness
Humans are creatures of habit and carrying a water bottle everyday can help you to take better care of your body as you set your goal to drink at least two liters of water everyday. You will start to slowly become conscious of you food intake and exercises.
TIP: When you have a headache don't always rush to get an aspirin, take some water instead and you might find that headache was just your body telling you to take some water.
8. Muscle build up
We sometimes find our muscles aren't as strong as they look and this is because dehydration causes loss of muscle strength and slow muscle response. Staying hydrated before and after doing exercise helps with muscle growth and response.
TIP: Being thirsty means you are dehydrated. Try to drink water at regular intervals, and don't wait to get thirsty.
We are always advised to drink 2 liters of water everyday (equivalent to eight glasses of water). This, however, is completely dependent on the individual. For example, people who are active and sweat a lot may need more water than those who are not as active. Don't overdo your consumption, as it can cause water toxicity, which can lead to death. Keep to the safe threshold of two liters of water (67 ounces).
Don't always go for the high energy foods or candy to boost you in a day, as they help only to increase your weight and make you lose the energy you need shortly after. Drinking water as you should will help to keep you healthy, as your body will get rid of waste efficiently and you will never be at a loss of energy when you need some to go through the day.
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Body Basics: Alimentary Canal - How the Digestive System Works
Food
is the fuel of the body. But before it can be of any use, it must be
properly processed. The body's food processing plant is the alimentary
canal, a muscular tube about 10 m (33ft) long which starts at the mouth
and ends at the anus.
When food is put in the mouth, it is tested for taste and temperature by the tongue. Solid food is bitten off by the front teeth (incisors), and then chewed by the back teeth or molars. Even before the food is tasted, and during chewing, saliva pours into the mouth from salivary glands near the lower jaw.
Saliva moistens food, and the enzymes it contains start digestion. By the time it is ready to be swallowed; the original mouthful has been transformed into a soft ball, called a bolus, and warmed or cooled to the right temperature.
Though quick, this stage is in fact quite complex. First the tongue pushes the bolus of food up against the roof of the mouth and into the muscle-lined cavity at the back of the mouth: the pharynx. Once food is in the pharynx, several activities take place within the space of a couple of seconds to prevent swallowing from interfering with breathing.
From the pharynx, the bolus now passes into the oesophagus, or gullet, the tube joining the mouth to the stomach. The bolus does not just fall down the oesophagus because of gravity but is pushed along by waves of muscle action called peristalsis.
Except during eating, the oesophagus is kept closed by a ring of muscles called the cardiac sphincter which prevents the highly acid contents of the stomach from being regurgitated into the oesophagus. As a bolus of food passes down the oesophagus, the sphincter relaxes to open the pathway into the stomach.
The stomach is a collapsible muscular bag designed to store food (so that it is not usually necessary to eat small meals all day long), to mix food with various digestive juices, then to release it slowly into the intestine.
Food is mixed as the stomach wall contracts and relaxes and is moved along by waves of peristalsis. By the time it has spent two to six hours being processed in the stomach, the partially digested food has been converted by various chemicals to a liquid called chyme.
The stomach exit is guarded by a muscle known as the pyloric sphincter. As the waves of peristalsis push chyme through the stomach, the sphincter lets out chyme in small amounts into the small intestine.
The small intestine is in fact the longest section of the alimentary canal, measuring 20ft (6m) and getting its name not from its length but its width - about 1 ½ in. (4cm). The largest part of the digestive process takes place in the small intestine, through the action of digestive juices made not only by the intestine itself, but by the liver (bile) and the pancreas (pancreatic secretions).
As waves of peristalsis move chime along the small intestine, it is given another thorough mixing. When more food enters the stomach, a valve at the end of the small intestine opens and chyme passes into the large intestine, a tube about 3ft (1.5m) long and an average 7.5 cm (3 in.) in diameter.
In the large intestine, water is absorbed into the blood from the liquid remains of digestion. By the time these remains reach the rectum, they are in the form of solid faeces. Rather than the continuous contractions of peristalsis, the progressively more solid remains are moved along by giant propulsions that take place only a few times a day.
Finally, faeces enter the anal canal, which is kept closed by the last sphincter in the alimentary canal. In infancy, the sphincter opens automatically when the anal canal is full. But as the nervous system matures, we learn to override the automatic signals.
The alimentary canal processes approximately 35 tons of food during the course of an average life of 70 years. No wonder, then, that it sometimes goes wrong. Some ills of the alimentary canal are so common they have become household words - ulcers, appendicitis, constipation, diarrhoea and heartburn, to name a few. While some are unavoidable, there are ways to keep the digestive system healthy.
When food is put in the mouth, it is tested for taste and temperature by the tongue. Solid food is bitten off by the front teeth (incisors), and then chewed by the back teeth or molars. Even before the food is tasted, and during chewing, saliva pours into the mouth from salivary glands near the lower jaw.
Saliva moistens food, and the enzymes it contains start digestion. By the time it is ready to be swallowed; the original mouthful has been transformed into a soft ball, called a bolus, and warmed or cooled to the right temperature.
Though quick, this stage is in fact quite complex. First the tongue pushes the bolus of food up against the roof of the mouth and into the muscle-lined cavity at the back of the mouth: the pharynx. Once food is in the pharynx, several activities take place within the space of a couple of seconds to prevent swallowing from interfering with breathing.
From the pharynx, the bolus now passes into the oesophagus, or gullet, the tube joining the mouth to the stomach. The bolus does not just fall down the oesophagus because of gravity but is pushed along by waves of muscle action called peristalsis.
Except during eating, the oesophagus is kept closed by a ring of muscles called the cardiac sphincter which prevents the highly acid contents of the stomach from being regurgitated into the oesophagus. As a bolus of food passes down the oesophagus, the sphincter relaxes to open the pathway into the stomach.
The stomach is a collapsible muscular bag designed to store food (so that it is not usually necessary to eat small meals all day long), to mix food with various digestive juices, then to release it slowly into the intestine.
Food is mixed as the stomach wall contracts and relaxes and is moved along by waves of peristalsis. By the time it has spent two to six hours being processed in the stomach, the partially digested food has been converted by various chemicals to a liquid called chyme.
The stomach exit is guarded by a muscle known as the pyloric sphincter. As the waves of peristalsis push chyme through the stomach, the sphincter lets out chyme in small amounts into the small intestine.
The small intestine is in fact the longest section of the alimentary canal, measuring 20ft (6m) and getting its name not from its length but its width - about 1 ½ in. (4cm). The largest part of the digestive process takes place in the small intestine, through the action of digestive juices made not only by the intestine itself, but by the liver (bile) and the pancreas (pancreatic secretions).
As waves of peristalsis move chime along the small intestine, it is given another thorough mixing. When more food enters the stomach, a valve at the end of the small intestine opens and chyme passes into the large intestine, a tube about 3ft (1.5m) long and an average 7.5 cm (3 in.) in diameter.
In the large intestine, water is absorbed into the blood from the liquid remains of digestion. By the time these remains reach the rectum, they are in the form of solid faeces. Rather than the continuous contractions of peristalsis, the progressively more solid remains are moved along by giant propulsions that take place only a few times a day.
Finally, faeces enter the anal canal, which is kept closed by the last sphincter in the alimentary canal. In infancy, the sphincter opens automatically when the anal canal is full. But as the nervous system matures, we learn to override the automatic signals.
The alimentary canal processes approximately 35 tons of food during the course of an average life of 70 years. No wonder, then, that it sometimes goes wrong. Some ills of the alimentary canal are so common they have become household words - ulcers, appendicitis, constipation, diarrhoea and heartburn, to name a few. While some are unavoidable, there are ways to keep the digestive system healthy.
- Do not eat (or feed children) too much. This puts a strain on the digestion and can create a weight problem. In infants it can lead to vomiting and regurgitation.
- Chew your food properly before swallowing. The digestion of carbohydrates starts in the mouth with ptyalin, an enzyme in saliva.
- Include sufficient roughage in your diet - fruit with the skin on, lightly cooked vegetables, bran with your breakfast cereal. Dietary fibre cannot be digested by the alimentary canal but stimulates the passage of food through the large intestine, helping to prevent constipation and perhaps some intestinal diseases as well.
- Avoid any foods you know you or your family react to badly.
- Minimize stress. This increases the acid secretion of the stomach and the muscular action of the whole system, causing food to be pushed along too fast so that it is not properly digested.
- Stop smoking, cut down, because, like stress, it stimulates acid secretion.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Dry Needling, Graston and Other Chiropractic Treatments
Carpal
tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most commonly diagnosed disabling
condition of the upper extremities (your arms). CTS can very
dramatically decrease your quality of life, interfering with sleep,
productivity at work, focus, and takes the enjoyment out of leisure
activities. This condition has such a chronic nature it can have a
negative impact on your mood as well. People with CTS suffer from
chronic numbness and/or tingling in the hands, loss of grip strength and
dexterity, discomfort in the forearms, difficulty finding a comfortable
sleeping position due to numbness and tingling, and they often have
head and neck complaints.
"True" carpal tunnel syndrome is defined as compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel. The carpal tunnel is your wrist. The bones of the wrist and the flexor retinaculum create the walls of this tunnel. Within that you have 10 tendons, synovial sheaths, and the median nerve. Chronic compression of the median nerve is what creates carpal tunnel syndrome. Nerves are responsible for sensations such as pain, light touch, vibration and proprioception. They need good circulation. In this way, they are just like blood vessels; if you compress them, blood cannot circulate. Your limb falls asleep and turns blue. If you compress a nerve, it has a really hard time transmitting neurological information. This can result in pain, numbness, weakness, tingling, etc. In order to restore neurological flow, the compression has to be removed.
Since we are talking about carpal tunnel syndrome, it should be obvious: the compression is happening at the wrist. Yes, this is usually a part of the compression, but most times the compression is not solely coming from the wrist. You can have compression from several places along the neck and arm all creating and compounding the compression. You can also have inflammation of the tissues that creates the actual compression within the wrist.
More often than not, people with carpal tunnel type symptoms are not just having compression of the median nerve. There are 5 main nerves that stem from the brachial plexus; (1) Axillary, (2) Musculocutaneous, (3) Median, (4) Ulnar, and (5) Radial. These nerves start in the neck, branch through your arms and some continue to the fingers.
The median nerve is the only nerve that passes through the carpal tunnel, but the other four nerves can also contribute to these types of symptoms in the shoulder and arm. Technically, this diagnosis becomes nerve entrapment and not just carpal tunnel. With true carpal tunnel the symptoms involve the tips of the first three and half fingers as, well as the corresponding palmar side of the hand. You can see the nerve sensory distributions in the picture below.
According to American Family Physician the most common cause of carpal tunnel syndrome is repetitive maneuvers. This includes fine motor activities like typing, handy work (hammering, use of screw drivers), etc.
Self-care and Prevention:
If you work one of these jobs, some practices to help prevent nerve entrapment syndromes are as follows:
Self-massage. We recommend using a medium to hard ball, tennis or lacrosse ball, to massage the muscles of your hands, arms and shoulders.
Regular stretching of the forearms and shoulders.
Exercises to counteract a forward rolled posture. Meaning, strengthening of your back musculature and core. If you don't know where to start in the gym, we highly recommend find a physical therapist or personal trainer to help show you some great exercises.
Treatment options:
As with any inflammatory process, we have to remove the irritant. With any sort of repetitive injury, rest is indicated in the acute phases. This may even require time off from work. If rest is not possible, Rocktape or Kinesiotape can help with circulation, neuro-muscular retraining and pain. Braces can also be helpful at work to help keep your wrist in a better ergonomic position. Supplementation with strong anti-inflammatory compounds like turmeric help to dampen inflammation internally and act as an analgesic. However, neither of these options are a cure.
Over time, with repetitive type injuries and inflammation you start to develop fibrosis in the tissues that creates friction. To restore the tissues back to health, they need treatment in conjunction with self-care. In our office we often use Chiropractic manipulation, dry needling, Graston or Gua Sha, myofascial release, cupping, and postural retraining exercises. All of these therapies help to restore the tissues and fascia and remove the friction through the different phases of healing. Deep tissue massage, Rolfing and the like are other great therapies to restore your tissues.
In cases where acute trauma was involved, like fracture of the wrist that changed the bony structure, or arthritic bony changes like osteophyte formation, conservative treatment may not be able to do the trick. In these cases surgery might be the best option. Regardless, it is still a good idea to give conservative therapy a shot. Chances are it can greatly improve your symptoms.
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"True" carpal tunnel syndrome is defined as compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel. The carpal tunnel is your wrist. The bones of the wrist and the flexor retinaculum create the walls of this tunnel. Within that you have 10 tendons, synovial sheaths, and the median nerve. Chronic compression of the median nerve is what creates carpal tunnel syndrome. Nerves are responsible for sensations such as pain, light touch, vibration and proprioception. They need good circulation. In this way, they are just like blood vessels; if you compress them, blood cannot circulate. Your limb falls asleep and turns blue. If you compress a nerve, it has a really hard time transmitting neurological information. This can result in pain, numbness, weakness, tingling, etc. In order to restore neurological flow, the compression has to be removed.
Since we are talking about carpal tunnel syndrome, it should be obvious: the compression is happening at the wrist. Yes, this is usually a part of the compression, but most times the compression is not solely coming from the wrist. You can have compression from several places along the neck and arm all creating and compounding the compression. You can also have inflammation of the tissues that creates the actual compression within the wrist.
More often than not, people with carpal tunnel type symptoms are not just having compression of the median nerve. There are 5 main nerves that stem from the brachial plexus; (1) Axillary, (2) Musculocutaneous, (3) Median, (4) Ulnar, and (5) Radial. These nerves start in the neck, branch through your arms and some continue to the fingers.
The median nerve is the only nerve that passes through the carpal tunnel, but the other four nerves can also contribute to these types of symptoms in the shoulder and arm. Technically, this diagnosis becomes nerve entrapment and not just carpal tunnel. With true carpal tunnel the symptoms involve the tips of the first three and half fingers as, well as the corresponding palmar side of the hand. You can see the nerve sensory distributions in the picture below.
According to American Family Physician the most common cause of carpal tunnel syndrome is repetitive maneuvers. This includes fine motor activities like typing, handy work (hammering, use of screw drivers), etc.
Self-care and Prevention:
If you work one of these jobs, some practices to help prevent nerve entrapment syndromes are as follows:
Self-massage. We recommend using a medium to hard ball, tennis or lacrosse ball, to massage the muscles of your hands, arms and shoulders.
Regular stretching of the forearms and shoulders.
Exercises to counteract a forward rolled posture. Meaning, strengthening of your back musculature and core. If you don't know where to start in the gym, we highly recommend find a physical therapist or personal trainer to help show you some great exercises.
Treatment options:
As with any inflammatory process, we have to remove the irritant. With any sort of repetitive injury, rest is indicated in the acute phases. This may even require time off from work. If rest is not possible, Rocktape or Kinesiotape can help with circulation, neuro-muscular retraining and pain. Braces can also be helpful at work to help keep your wrist in a better ergonomic position. Supplementation with strong anti-inflammatory compounds like turmeric help to dampen inflammation internally and act as an analgesic. However, neither of these options are a cure.
Over time, with repetitive type injuries and inflammation you start to develop fibrosis in the tissues that creates friction. To restore the tissues back to health, they need treatment in conjunction with self-care. In our office we often use Chiropractic manipulation, dry needling, Graston or Gua Sha, myofascial release, cupping, and postural retraining exercises. All of these therapies help to restore the tissues and fascia and remove the friction through the different phases of healing. Deep tissue massage, Rolfing and the like are other great therapies to restore your tissues.
In cases where acute trauma was involved, like fracture of the wrist that changed the bony structure, or arthritic bony changes like osteophyte formation, conservative treatment may not be able to do the trick. In these cases surgery might be the best option. Regardless, it is still a good idea to give conservative therapy a shot. Chances are it can greatly improve your symptoms.
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A Sound Mind in a Healthy Body
All
of us have heard of the famous saying "Health is Wealth". Good health
is a secret of every happy human being. Health can be the greatest
wealth in the world. Health is the condition in which an individual
becomes sound socially, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. It
implies that your body and mind should function as they are supposed to.
It can be referred to as a dynamic condition because it is always changing. It can change according to our lifestyle and surroundings. Over the years the lifestyle has changed due to multiple reasons which have led to ignoring the importance of health. It is essential for every human being to stay in good health. Health is not only concerned about your physical well-being but also your emotional well-being. To be called a healthy person one's body, as well as their mind, should be functioning properly.
The ingredients for good health are a balanced diet, physical activity, sleep and adequate rest.
Benefits of being healthy:
• From child to adult health plays an essential role in proper development and growth of the mind and body.
• If you maintain a healthy lifestyle then your body becomes free from different types of disorders and illness leading to longer life expectancy.
• You tend to look more attractive when you are physically fit.
• For those who work being healthy can make you feel more energetic and you are able to carry out exhausting tasks without pushing yourself.
• A healthy individual does not avoid his duties as he is able to reach his full potential.
• As your mind is free from mental stress you are able to handle the daily chores at home, school, work etc. with a positive attitude making you more interested and improving the output of the task you do.
• Health has a huge impact on one's overall performance and efficiency. With good health and sound mind, you will have a better control of your life.
Wrapping Up:
An individual with good health and sound mind fully enjoys the good things in his life. With sound mind, an individual can find motivation and strength to do his / her work. Stressful lifestyle and unhealthy habits can adversely affect one's health both physically and mentally. Loss of good health can lead to loss of happiness in life. To maintain a one's health, following a healthy lifestyle is essential. Proper lifestyle will lead to the adequate development and growth of one's body which helps in keeping it mentally, physically, socially and spiritually healthy.
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It can be referred to as a dynamic condition because it is always changing. It can change according to our lifestyle and surroundings. Over the years the lifestyle has changed due to multiple reasons which have led to ignoring the importance of health. It is essential for every human being to stay in good health. Health is not only concerned about your physical well-being but also your emotional well-being. To be called a healthy person one's body, as well as their mind, should be functioning properly.
The ingredients for good health are a balanced diet, physical activity, sleep and adequate rest.
Benefits of being healthy:
• From child to adult health plays an essential role in proper development and growth of the mind and body.
• If you maintain a healthy lifestyle then your body becomes free from different types of disorders and illness leading to longer life expectancy.
• You tend to look more attractive when you are physically fit.
• For those who work being healthy can make you feel more energetic and you are able to carry out exhausting tasks without pushing yourself.
• A healthy individual does not avoid his duties as he is able to reach his full potential.
• As your mind is free from mental stress you are able to handle the daily chores at home, school, work etc. with a positive attitude making you more interested and improving the output of the task you do.
• Health has a huge impact on one's overall performance and efficiency. With good health and sound mind, you will have a better control of your life.
Wrapping Up:
An individual with good health and sound mind fully enjoys the good things in his life. With sound mind, an individual can find motivation and strength to do his / her work. Stressful lifestyle and unhealthy habits can adversely affect one's health both physically and mentally. Loss of good health can lead to loss of happiness in life. To maintain a one's health, following a healthy lifestyle is essential. Proper lifestyle will lead to the adequate development and growth of one's body which helps in keeping it mentally, physically, socially and spiritually healthy.
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