5 Tips to Keep Your Baseball Athlete Safe
Spring has sprung and so has baseball season. One athletic trainer offers easy tips to remember when your student athlete heads back to the diamond. The smell of flowers is… Read more »
Month: September 2018
Robb Wolf: What’s Healthier, a Cookie or a Banana? (The Answer Will Surprise You)
“Betcha can’t eat just one!” If you’ve ever been caught elbow-deep in a bag of Fritos, you’re not alone. Why are we hungry all the time? And why is it… Read more »
Elbow Surgery Helps Cyclist Gear Up to Ride Again
After an unexpected cycling injury, a seasoned rider got reparative surgery at Michigan Medicine. Now, he’s back on the road. A typical bike ride for Al McWilliams turned perilous after… Read more »
Matt Riemann: 3D Printed Burgers, Epigenetics & The Future of Health
It’s ironic. We’re overloaded with “health and fitness” technology, but our collective health is worse than ever. In a world replete with Fitbits, Apple watches, and other gimmicky gadgets, most… Read more »
Getting Her Life Back: ‘Absolute Care’ in Sacroiliac Joint Pain Treatment
Crippling and unexplained back pain led one patient to U-M, where a personalized team approach helped her find relief. In 2003, Beverly Burchi was doing aerobic exercises in her local… Read more »
Jeff Chilton: How to Power-Up with Mushrooms
True story: the world of health supplements is an unmitigated disaster. Scams, hucksters, and frauds are the norm in the supplement business. My guest this week will teach you to… Read more »
What is The Wild Diet?
Can you really lose fat while enjoying sirloin steak, chicken parmesan, chocolate, and real butter? If you ask Kurt, the 47-year old grandpa who lost 50 pounds in 6 weeks… Read more »