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    bone that grow on the bone because of consonant pressure on the heel. The problems do not stop her, there are more. Dr. Nevins, an osteopathic Physician from Hollywood said, high heels have also connected to over worked or injured leg muscles, osteoarthritis of the knee and low back pain.(......) According to Dr. Nevins, when you wear high heels your foot slides forward in your shoe, pressuring your toe to take the unnatural shape of the shoe. The lower part of your body is forced to lean…

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    The magnitude of obese children has exponentially grown to 2 million obese children and more than 23 million overweight children over the last few decades (A Healthier America 2014). How those numbers came about is the result of children choosing a poor diet and inactive lifestyle, which leads to gaining excess fat. According to the Prevention Institute (2014), “nearly 40% of children’s diets come from added sugars and unhealthy fats”. Children today eat vast amounts of fried and fast food…

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    A review of the records reveals the member to be an adult female with a birth date of 08/12/1956. The member has a diagnosis of Restless Leg Syndrome. The member’s treating provider, Josette Johnson, MD recommended the member continue the use of Gralise ER 600mg tablets. The carrier has denied coverage of Gralise ER 600mg tablets as experimental and/or investigational and not medically necessary. There is a letter from the carrier to the member dated 03/21/2016, which states in part:…

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    Obesity has been a well-known risk factor for a quiet a bit of diet related diseases which may include osteoarthritis, cardiovascular disease, cancer and type 2 diabetes. It’s unfortunate, rural areas, racial, low-income, or even the ethnic minority populations who suffers disproportionate rates of obesity, followed by chronic diseases. As we all know physical inactivity is said to be one of the leading cause to preventable untimely mortality within its larger parts to its role in obesity and…

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    Brady, who ruptured his ACL in 2008, can come back from the injury after the operation. But according to Dr. Higgins, the joint never quite works exactly the way it did before the tear, and more research is needed to understand why. Early-onset osteoarthritis is another common complication of ACL tears, probably caused by increased…

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    low impact movements placing little to no stress on the joints and muscles. (Work & Family Life, 2004, Vol 12) One Study conducted by Fransen M, Nairn L, Winstanley J, Lam P, Edmonds J. showed that Tai Chi was extremely beneficial to those with osteoarthritis. Fransen and colleagues published results for a controlled clinical trial of 152 participants comparing hydrotherapy vs. Tai Chi. Groups consisted of Hydrotherapy, Tai Chi, and a wait group, outcomes were measured after 12 weeks and 24…

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    Nowadays, people are becoming sedentary instead of exercising. According to the questionnaire, older people are least likely to meet suggested guidelines of physical activity (Murphy, 2009). Whereas many professionals, who are concerned for human health, claim that taking physical activities is contributing to health, some argue that there are risks of exercising. The issue of whether regular exercise is good for the healthy lifestyle for people of all ages is being increasingly discussed. In…

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    I observed a woman suffering from osteoarthritis regaining movement in her knee with his help. I thoroughly enjoyed this as it gave me an excellent insight into the potentially life changing career a physiotherapist could have. In order to further develop my knowledge of the human anatomy as…

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    Most symptoms start with low back pain. If a person has osteoarthritis in the spine joints it can worsen resulting in the production of bony outgrowths which can pinch nerves branching from the main spinal cord and causes pain. Another symptom is thickening of spinal ligaments causing pain and leg weakness which…

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    Child Obesity Outline

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    CHILD OBESITY IN THE UNITED STATES THESIS: The risks posed by obesity in children is a great concern for the development and future of the U.S. especially in its goal to maintain a healthy population. Therefore, the government and other agencies should increase efforts to reduce obesity. I. INTRODUCTION A. obesity in children has escalated and so has the obesity in adolescents. II. DEMOGRAPHICS A. A third of the children in the United States suffer from obesity and some being…

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