Physical medicine and rehabilitation involves the management of disorders that alter the function and performance of the patient. Emphasis is placed on the optimization of function through the combined use of medications, physical modalities, physical training with therapeutic exercise, movement & activities modification, adaptive equipment and assistive device, orthotics (braces), prosthesis, and experiential training approaches.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Exercise Is Good For You
Exercising regularly offers many healthy rewards. It can help you:
• Improve your cholesterol levels to help prevent further heart trouble
• Lower your blood pressure to help prevent a stroke or heart attack
• Control diabetes, or reduce your risk of getting this disease
• Improve your heart and lung function
• Reach and maintain a healthy weight
• Make your muscles stronger and more limber so you can stay active
• Prevent falls and fractures by slowing the loss of bone mass (osteoporosis)
• Manage stress better
Exercise Feels Good, Too
Exercise isn’t just good for your body. It can also help you enjoy a better life. People who have started exercising and have kept it up say they feel:
• Better about themselves
• More upbeat about life
• More energetic
• More relaxed
For Family and Friends
• Tell your loved one that you care about his or her health
• Talk about why exercise is healthy
• Join an exercise program with you’re loved on. You, too, can reap the rewards of being active
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