Joint Play: What Your Doctor Won't Tell You

A number of doctors discourage women from engaging in any type of weight-bearing activities particularly in their menopausal stage. Join Dr. Darla Logan as she shares her thoughts on the activities that menopausal women can perform.

Many people wonder if there is anything we can do immediately to alleviate joint pain. Join Dr. Darla Logan as she talks about best ways to address joint pain.

Often times, stretching those already stretched ligaments, will cause the injury to get worse. Join Dr. Darla Logan as she shares a helpful way to safely reestablish the natural curve in your neck.

People ask whether foods like nightshades vegetables could worsen their joint pain. Join Dr Darla Logan as she shares her input on nightshades and chronic pain.

Helping people deal with painful conditions, repairing injuries, restoring mobility, and quality of life is Dr. Logan's passion. Join her as she shares different ways on how to prevent pain during training.

Referred pain is pain that is felt in one area, but not necessarily the area of injury. Join Dr Darla Logan as she shares information regarding referred pain.

Growth Hormone seems to be a commonly requested hormone therapy, especially among athletes and those interested in anti-aging treatments.  Join Dr. Darla Logan as she educates us on Growth Hormone, what it is, how it works, and are there alternatives?

Join Dr. Darla Logan in answering questions and providing insights about PRP, how to treat knee pain, back pain, and many other types of joint pain.

Regenerative medicine consists of injection techniques that utilize the body's natural ability to heal.  Dr. Logan specializes in and has been providing Regenerative Medicine solutions for over a decade.  Join Dr. Logan as she shares what regenerative medicine is and what is not.

Joint pain and slow healing of injuries can be affected by hormone balance.  List as Dr. Logan talks about the subtle ways hormone changes in men can show up in everyday life.

Healing an injury is important, but preventing an injury is even better.  Dr. Logan discusses the everyday activity that can help prevent injuries.  

There are 13 muscles in the shoulder and shoulder girdle that are required to move your arm around.  These muscles work together to create movement.  Listen as Dr. Logan goes into detail about the muscles of the shoulder joint and the shoulder girdle to learn more about how your arm moves on your body.  

If you have ever had pain that run down your backside into your leg or foot, then you know exactly how debilitating and angry sciatic nerve can be.   Sciatic nerve impingement can be a low back injury or a nasty muscle cramp.  The pain is similar, but the treatment can be very different.  Listen as Dr. Logan explains. 

Have you heard of peptides in the treatment of soft tissue injuries?  On this episode, Dr. Logan talks about TB500, what it is, what it does and what you need to know before using it.  

Bursitis is an often painful condition that can affect several joints.  What you think might me arthritis or a tendon tear, may simply be a case of inflammation of a bursa sac.  Dr. Logan talk about bursitis - causes and treatments.  Come find out about this sometimes misunderstood and often misdiagnosed condition.

When you feel an ache or pain, when you've overworked yourself in the yard, the gym, or at work, do you reach for Ibuprofen?  Most people do.  In fact, 30 Million Americans a year take over the counter pain medication including Ibuprofen.  Dr. Logan takes the time to discuss the risks of this medication to create chronic injuries, ulcers, and increase the risk for heart attack and stroke.  

There is a lot of confusion surrounding Stem Cells.  Dr. Logan discusses Birth Tissue Biologics - Cord blood, cord tissue, amniotic fluid, and exosomes in an attempt to clear some of the confusion for patients.  Many people insist that they are getting stem cell treatments - Tune in to learn more. 

Often the numbness, tingling, and pain that is experienced in the hand is misdiagnosed.  Listen as Dr. Logan describes how neck injuries for sports, car accidents and other whiplash injuries can lead to the pain and numbness you experience in your hands.  

Dr. Darla Logan shares her personal experience using non surgical treatments along with PRP to repair her knee after dislocation.  

Dr. Logan talks about Vitamin C's role in collagen production and the healing of injuries and the reduction of chronic pain. 

Dr. Logan answers one of the common questions asked in the office.....Should I continue with Physical Therapy.  Join in to hear the answer and the reasoning behind her recommendations.  

Some foods support Joint health and some foods don't.  Dr. Logan talks about gluten and it's impact on joint pain and inflammation.  

in this Episode, we are taking a trip back in time to when Dr. Logan was being interviewed about Regenerative Medicine by Dr. Jessica Kooima.  Join us to learn more!      

Dr. Logan believes that nutrition is the key to improving many aspects of health, including Joint Health.  If you want healthy joints and fast repairing injuries, food will take you a long way toward that goal.  Join Dr. Logan as she discusses one of the key foods for healthy joints. 

For so many years, we've been treating our acute injuries in a away that sets us up for chronic injuries.  Dr. Logan talks about using ice for the acute treatment of injuries and how it increases the risk for chronic injuries and ongoing pain. 

If you've been told that your Osteoarthritis is due to "wear and tear", you haven't been told the whole story. Scientific literature just doesn't support it as the cause of Osteoarthritis.  Rather, the literature supports your diet as one of the biggest reasons you have osteoarthritis. 

Dr. Logan discusses PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma).  What it is, what it's used for, and what to expect.  Tune in!

Dr. Logan talks about Prolotherapy, one of many treatments that can be used to repair injuries and eliminate pain.  Join Us to learn more.

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