PHYSIO MOSMAN: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/ A 2024 critical review titled "Cryotherapy for treating soft tissue injuries in sport medicine" challenges the common practice of using ice for injury treatment. The authors conducted a systematic literature search, finding a significant lack of human studies that demonstrate a positive effect of cryotherapy on tissue regeneration, contrasting with its established use for short-term pain relief. While acknowledging that cryotherapy is a basic prin...
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PHYSIO MOSMAN: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/ A 2024 critical review titled "Cryotherapy for treating soft tissue injuries in sport medicine" challenges the common practice of using ice for injury treatment. The authors conducted a systematic literature search, finding a significant lack of human studies that demonstrate a positive effect of cryotherapy on tissue regeneration, contrasting with its established use for short-term pain relief. While acknowledging that cryotherapy is a basic prin...
PHYSIO MOSMAN: http://www.fitasaphysio.com/ A recent article from "The Conversation", discuss the common misconception that running damages knees. It explains that while running involves significant impact, the body is designed to adapt, and this load can actually strengthen bones and cartilage. The article suggests that runners tend to have healthier knees and better bone density than non-runners, and that cartilage temporarily thinning during a run may even facilitate nutrient flow. Furthe...
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PHYSIO MOSMAN: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/ A 2024 critical review titled "Cryotherapy for treating soft tissue injuries in sport medicine" challenges the common practice of using ice for injury treatment. The authors conducted a systematic literature search, finding a significant lack of human studies that demonstrate a positive effect of cryotherapy on tissue regeneration, contrasting with its established use for short-term pain relief. While acknowledging that cryotherapy is a basic prin...
