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Osteoporosis

Throughout our lives, our bones break down and regenerate. When we’re young, our bone mass increases (and we grow) because bone regenerates faster than it breaks down. As we age, however, bone breaks down faster than it regenerates. Thus, we are faced with the risk of developing osteoporosis, or the weakening of bones.

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First Pap Test

When should I have my first Pap test?

The Pap test is used primarily to screen for cervical cancer, and it may detect abnormal cells that could transform into cancer.

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These Are the Good Fats You Should Eat!

Should you eat fat? Yes! But eat the right kind…

You want to eat the “good fats” – monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. These foods may help lower the risk of heart disease, lower bad cholesterol and raise good cholesterol, lower blood pressure, and prevent lethal heart rhythms:

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Concussions

It is clear with current research that concussions need to be taken seriously and should be evaluated by a physician with specific expertise in this area. The goal is accurate assessment, proper management, and return to play as soon as safely possible. Concussed athletes are required to see a physician (MD or DO) before they are released back into play. There is also value in doing baseline testing for concussions before the season begins.

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Pilates Instructor Classes – Hypermobility & Scoliosis

Are you a Pilates instructor ready to learn to make even more of a difference in your clients’ lives?! SDSM Pilates Wellness is excited to announce that we are hosting 2 APPI America (The Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute) courses in November at our Sorrento Valley office – “Pilates & Hypermobility,” and “Pilates & Scoliosis.” Sign up today – EARLY BIRD PRICING until 10/12/2018!

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Ankle Sprains

Ankle sprains are one of the most common sports injuries. They typically occur when your ankle twists or rolls when your foot is planted, or when another person steps on your ankle with force. These actions can stretch or tear the ligaments that hold your ankle bones and joints together.

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