Swimming is often touted as a great workout for all ages, offering benefits not only for the body, but also for the mind. As a form of exercise, swimming keeps your heart rate up and builds muscle strength. It also can be a great form of stress relief.

“Swimming is a wonderful sport. I definitely recommend swimming for people of all ages,” says Dr. Matthew Crowe, a Mayo Clinic orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine expert who spent many hours in the pool as a competitive swimmer in his youth.

“Swimming is easy on the joints, and it’s very good for both cardiac health and your core strength. And it also can give you really excellent strength around the shoulders, and hips and knees,” says Dr. Crowe.

While the benefits of swimming and aquatic exercise far outweigh the risks, injuries can occur, especially with competitive swimmers who often train upward of 20 hours a week.
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WARNING: The stunts performed in Jackass and in this video are done by professionals and should NEVER be attempted. That being said, Jackass has provided a lot of entertainment for people over the years, so I thought it would be a good idea to look at some of their more ridiculous stunts and provide some medical analysis on why they’re such a bad idea. We look at clips from all 4 main Jackass movies today, Jackass: The Movie, Jackass Number 2, Jackass 3D, and the brand new Jackass Forever. Specifically we go over wasabi snooters, Francis Ngannou performing the cup test, the brand, super glue, bull fighting, snake bites, Lamborghini tooth pull, leeches on the eye, skateboard guillotine, boxing Butterbean, concussions, stun guns in electric avenue, the butt chug or consuming alcohol rectally, bee stings, wedgies, a bear stunt, and putting a blue car inside yourself. Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Chris Ponitus, Wee Man, and the rest of the crew really push things to the limit, so let me know if there are more clips from the other movies or shows you’d like me to react to!

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“Hi, I’m Johnny Knoxville and welcome to Jackasss.” When we first heard those words many years ago, we never knew Jackass would be a franchise with staying power after more than two decades. And now, the Jackass team has a new film, Jackass Forever, bringing Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Dave England, Preston Lacy and some other new members of the Jackass stunt team, bringing their wild brand of comedy to modern audiences. And we at IGN took the opportunity to sift through the older Jackass films to find the most painful stunts they’ve done on the big screen. Which is your favorite?

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Verbs, Nouns & Adjectives for Injuries in Spanish

If you’re like most of my students, you probably get the idea when you hear “dolor” and “duele”… your patients are referring to pain. But are you confident you can use them correctly when you’re talking about pain?

Same goes for “hinchado” and “hinchazón”; both words refer to swelling… but how do you use them properly when it’s time for you to speak?

This medical Spanish lesson clarifies the various different words and variations of words you’re used to hearing that describe injuries, wounds and other problems in Spanish.

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Learn how to use the body’s natural healing process combined with the right level of rest and exercise to help your running injuries heal better.

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🌟Need help with an injury? You’re welcome to consult one of the team at SIP online via video call for an assessment of your injury and a tailored treatment plan: https://www.sports-injury-physio.com/
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Parents whose kids play sports know that bumps, bruises and sore muscles come with the territory. In this video, Philadelphia NBC10 News HealthHatch spoke with Dr. Scott Greenberg, of Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, about a homeopathic remedy called Arnica which has been used to help quickly heal serious, painful bruises.

A pioneer and expert in alternative medical techniques, Dr. Greenberg specializes in a regenerative approach tailor to treat chronic knee pain, joint dysfunctions, concussions, sports injuries, etc. Research your pain relief options by calling Greenberg Regenerative Medicine in Bryn Mawr, PA at (833) 593-3018 or visiting http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen-YT

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A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.
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It’s hard to put a pin on the cultural significance of “Jackass.” On the one hand, it’s been an indelible piece of pop culture for over two decades. On the other hand, well…it’s “Jackass.” From the original MTV show to the movies that followed, the cast members of “Jackass” have suffered broken bones, knocked-out teeth, internal hemorrhaging, and so much more. What’s even wilder is that Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and most of the others are still going strong. With the all new movie, “Jackass Forever,” we’re looking over the most dangerous stunts over the course of “Jackass” history. Here are the biggest injuries the cast of “Jackass” has sustained.

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Steve-O’s Many Broken Teeth | 0:00
Knoxville vs. Butterbean | 1:29
Loomis Fall vs. Jet Engine | 2:35
Steve-O and the BB Gun Tattoo | 3:31
Ryan Dunn and Wild Horses | 4:16
Knoxville’s Knievel Tribute | 4:54
Ehren McGhehey’s Crooked Tooth | 6:12
Johnny Knoxville’s Last Hemorrhage | 7:01

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