By Cathy Leer, PT, MBA
Not all CBD is created equal, which is why we went to great lengths to investigate the industry before making our decision, not only on what products we would carry, but from whom we should … Read more »
Tom Fontana, MSPT
Many patients who have been through our doors (particularly those who were post-surgical) have performed isometric exercises. Isometric exercises involve applying a resistance force without allowing any movement (good examples are pushing on a door frame after … Read more »
There is no definitive dose for CBD given the vast differences in metabolism, health, size, stature, activity level etc. Generally, the rule of thumb is to start at a low dose and based upon your response adjust appropriately. I agree … Read more »
By Rob Levey, Manchester Union Leader
For Cathy Leer, owner of Family Physical Therapy Services (FPTS) in Bedford, a Reader’s Choice Award in Best Physical Therapy is “deeply gratifying.”
“Our team at … Read more »
By Cathy J. Leer, PT, MBA
Lately I’ve been alerted to and asked about the effects of CBD on sleep in relation to disease processes such as Parkinson’s, MS, CA, and Arthritis. Although these are vastly difference diseases with vastly … Read more »
By Tracey Botazzi, APRN
We are yet again entering the holiday season and with that many people travel distances to either vacation or see family and loved ones. With that being said, I would like to talk briefly about the … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
There are several different types/causes of strokes. One type is called an ischemic stroke, which occurs as the result of an obstruction within a blood vessel supplying blood to the brain. It accounts for … Read more »
Yes that is right! We have control inflammation by the foods we eat!
Since the 70’s when the government started the “Green Revolution” to end world hunger, we have seen an increase in inflammation… inflammation such as arthritis, heart disease, … Read more »
Natural aging comes with decreased cartilage in the joints, even without factoring in the effects of body weight, activity level, joint injuries, surgeries, etc. While some get their joints replaced and scientists are working hard to regenerate cartilage or otherwise … Read more »
Although there are many different factors that can positively or negatively affect arthritis, the anti-inflammatory properties of food seem to be a juicy topic among medical professionals. While there is some evidence for broad classes of foods, studies of many … Read more »
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