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  • 2nd Metatarsal, Right Foot  »

    Hi Boys and Girls, Looks like Im going to be out for 4 weeks according to my doctor and Im not allowed any weightbearing/impact exercises. No running (boo), no boxjumps (booo), no jump rope (boooo), etc. ...

  • Near Tragedy...Not Really..but I was pretty bummed.  »

    I have 4 close friends who have had stress fractures in the last 4 months. I convinced myself that I had one. I called Amanda, and she came to pick me up. So, being me, I went to the 2 running stores in Cincinnati and talked to about 4 ...

  • Column: Letter of appreciation to Tiger Woods  »

    You won the US Open with an injured leg a torn ligament and two stress fractures and you could have won the British Open while lying on a stretcher. You could have made us look really bad. You could have made us read headlines ...

  • Dreading News...  »

    If it didnt show up (stress fractures dont for a while) then I would get an MRI early next week. If it did, I proceed to orthopedic dr. Woo Hoo. Im about to tear up thinking about it. For them to tell me to not run for 68 weeks. ...

  • Whats Your Risk for Fracture  »

    How Do Stress Fractures Happen http://health.webmd.com/cgibin21/DM/y/e1Fd0Nec5M0F40BQtD0EV This member is 60 and has had osteoporosis for 20 years. She just experienced her first stress fracture, but doesnt understand how it ...

  • Phelps couldnt see, but he won a gold anyway  »

    Woods won the US Open in June, then announced that he had been playing with a ruptured knee ligament and stress fractures of his lower leg. Hes home in Florida recuperating from surgery that will keep him off the golf course until 2009 ...

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Genetic Medicine Making Inroads Against Disease (HealthDay)

TUESDAY, March 18 (HealthDay News) In fields as varied as heart disease, bone health and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), an explosion of knowledge in genetics is poised to revolutionize medicine, said scientists gathered at a special news conference Tuesday. Read more

Bone Loss Drug Linked to Rare Fracture (MedicineNet.com)

Title: Bone Loss Drug Linked to Rare Fracture Category: Health News Created: 3/20/2008 Last Editorial Review: 3/20/2008 Read more

Anytime you exercise, your brain releases chemicals classified as endorphins that produce a feeling of euphoria, which is classified as runners high , which is also very easy to become chemically addicted to. Normally when they are unable to exercise, they will display signs of depression, anxiety, confusion, and be less happy with themselves. The body has limits and if you push beyond that limit, youll do nothing but harm yourself. Obsessive exercise tends to happen among those who are new to exercise. Keep in mind, it isn't only the muscles that are at risk, but the bones as well. Many people who exercise push themselves to the point of injuries such as shin splints or even stress fractures, then refuse to rest, which causes greater and sometimes even permanent damage. You should always start off gradually, and combine several different types of workouts, which is one thing that obsessive exercisers forget to do. Think right You should never work out to the point where you feel completely exhausted once you have finished. Your limit with exercise should be 45 minutes to an hour, four or five days a week. When you are finished, your workout should leave you feeling fresh and energetic. Every week should make it a point to take a day's break - as your body will need to relax and rejuvenate. Before you know it, youll know how to prevent injuries before they happen and youll know exactly what you need to do to remain healthy.

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