INTRODUCTION When clients begin training with our Kinesiologists, there are many bases to cover; initial assessments, and one-on-one coaching of self-massage techniques, corrective exercises, and functional strength training. All of these steps are necessary because one builds upon the other. This eventually creates a strong foundation, and suit of armor, for our clients. But what […]
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INTRODUCTION My last two articles covered the value of self-massage and corrective exercises to manage muscle pain and optimize joint positions and postures. Those items are critical and foundational steps that allow strength training to occur with minimal hiccups. We all intuitively know that motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries can hamper our strength. And poor […]
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INTRODUCTION My last article addressed the need to manage muscle pain with our motor vehicle accident (MVA) clients. Since muscle pain can be a large roadblock to our clients’ full recovery and independence, it makes sense to provide simple, safe, and effective solutions to manage this through self-massage techniques. However, the big goal is to […]
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INTRODUCTION When you are suffering from an injury, it is quite common to experience muscle related soreness. Over 90% of our referrals are motor vehicle accident (MVA) related. Our clients almost always suffer from muscle tension driven and/or worsened by the MVA they experienced. Although it is absolutely critical to strengthen weak muscles and restore […]
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INTRODUCTION Gout is one of the most well studied and characterized forms of arthritis affecting up to 4% of the population (2.68 per 1000 people); a condition occurring in males and females in a ratio of 4:1 respectively.1,5 Gout is an arthritic condition that mostly forms in the lower limbs, with a particular prevalence in […]
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INTRODUCTION There is nothing quite like the sound of eggs crackling on the frying pan, the smell of bacon, and coffee brewing in the morning. I couldn’t think of a better way to greet the day. And there are so many ways to cook those eggs, it’ll keep you from getting bored with them for […]
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Besh.ca INTRODUCTION Cold water immersion (fancy way of describing being in cold friggin’ water) is a form of bathing that has gained popularity in recent years, thanks to researchers and popular public figures (i.e., Dr. Andrew Huberman, Wim Hof, Brent Beshara). Cold water immersion (CWI) can be defined by exposing the body to water temperatures […]
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INTRODUCTION You have probably heard friends talking about how yogurt, cheese, sauerkraut, or kimchi is “good for your gut” But what do they mean, and what are they talking about exactly? It turns out that your friends are likely correct, and these foods, known as probiotics, can be good for you and your health. Keep […]
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INTRODUCTION Many of my clients have sustained injuries, especially from car accidents. Regretfully, pain and stiffness limit their movement, which can cause muscle loss, weakness, and deeper dysfunction. Increasing client strength, and overall health, through a well-developed strengthening program is a key component in rehabilitation. However, many forget that resistance training is only one step, […]
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INTRODUCTION Small intestinal fungal overgrowth (SIFO) is a condition characterized by an excessive concentration of fungal microorganisms inhabiting the small intestine (SI).1 This condition is often found amongst those who use antibiotics, antacids, the immunocompromised, and individuals who have poor gut motility (i.e., constipation).1(1) Having covered SIFO and nutritional interventions in previous articles, I will […]
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