Whiplash Caused by Acceleration and Deceleration

Definitely, the most frequent injury caused by automobile accidents is whiplash, amounting up to 80 percent of car crash injuries.… Read More

November 9, 2017

Resistance Exercise May Help Stave Off Heart, Diabetes Risks

Middle aged adults who do even a small amount of regular strength training exercise may be lowering their risk of… Read More

November 9, 2017

Automobile Accidents & Tires: Pressure, Stopping Distance

There's a lot of information about tires, far beyond the reviews and recommendations on a variety of websites. Here we'll… Read More

November 9, 2017

Automobile Accidents & Tires: Pressure, Stopping Distance Continued

In the prior composing we created the foundation of the significance of tire pressures. Specifically, we demonstrated that a third… Read More

November 9, 2017

How NOT To Fix Sciatica (Piriformis Stretch)

After ruling out a herniated disc is not causing your sciatic nerve problems, you should look to the pelvis and… Read More

November 9, 2017

What is the Foam Rolling Technique & How to Use it

Self-myofascial release, also known as "foam rolling," has changed from a once mysterious technique used solely by professional athletes, athletes,… Read More

November 9, 2017

Some Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids are Effective

A handful of over-the-counter "personal sound amplification products" fared as well as an expensive hearing aid in helping people pick… Read More

November 9, 2017

Does Smelling Food Make You Fat?

People who complain that they only have to smell food to gain weight may be right. Researchers at the University… Read More

November 9, 2017

Myo-Fascial Release Techniques for the Tensor Fascia Latae

The tensor fascia latae (TFL) is a problematic muscle for many individuals. Oftentimes, it contributes to tightness related to the… Read More

November 9, 2017

What is a Clay-Shoveler’s Fracture?

Clay-shoveler's fracture is a breakage of the vertebrae in the spine as a consequence of stress in the neck or… Read More

November 9, 2017

Where Does Energy Go in Low Speed Auto Accidents? Continued

In the prior writing we explored the criteria for vehicle integrity. In this writing we'll expand on conservation of momentum.… Read More

November 9, 2017

Is This Hidden Condition Robbing Your Strength?

You may be familiar with osteoporosis, the so-called “brittle bone” disease, but there is another condition – sarcopenia – that… Read More

November 9, 2017

Office Workers as Sedentary as Retirees: Study

UK research has revealed that many middle-aged office workers are as sedentary as elderly pensioners. Carried out by the University… Read More

November 9, 2017

Disc and Ligament Injuries: Documenting the Cause

"The clinical diagnosis shows a disc bulge in their neck and some arthritis, so their neck symptoms are not associated… Read More

November 9, 2017

Transfer of Energy in No Damage Accidents, Causing Injury

We explore how low-speed collisions can have substantial energy transfers with minimal (if any) damage. Here we will discuss the… Read More

November 9, 2017