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Health Change: How To Develop an Action Plan. Part 2 of 4
September 14, 2022
By: Dr. Mary Rose Strickland Physical Therapist | Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner Last week you identified if you were ready for change, and how confident and important change is for you. If you have identified that you are considering a change, preparing for a change, or already making changes, you’re ready for Part 2. This week
Health Change: How Do I Know If I’m Ready? Part 1 of 4
September 8, 2022
By: Dr. Mary Rose Strickland Physical Therapist | Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner If you have been following our emails and articles (https://newlifept.com/free-resources/lifestyle-medicine/ ), you likely understand the importance of making healthier changes in your life. This includes moving your body more, fueling your body with whole-food nutritious options, getting good sleep, avoiding tobacco and excessive alcohol
I’m Ready to Clean Up My Diet – Where Do I Start?
August 31, 2022
By: Dr. Mary Rose Strickland Physical Therapist | Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner The foods we eat play a huge role in how our bodies function and our overall health. The saying “you can’t outrun a bad diet” holds true. While exercise and activity is very important, the food choices we make impact everything in our body
The Miracle Drug: Live Longer, More Quality Years
August 23, 2022
Movement and physical activity is the closest thing we have to a miracle drug. Did you know that physical inactivity is the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality, and low cardiorespiratory fitness was the number ONE cause of preventable deaths from all-cause mortality? (Mortality is death, especially on a large scale”). It has been
Working Your Muscles Helps Keep Your Bones Healthy
August 13, 2022
Osteoporosis is a condition of weakened bones that makes bones more likely to break under normal, everyday activity. Many times, it goes undiagnosed until fractures occur. It is estimated that over 200 million people have this disease worldwide, and it effects women about 4x as often as men, due to a hormonal component. The Cleveland