Stretching was a thing when I was growing up. Going for a run? Put that leg up on a fence and stretch that hamstring. Kickboxing class starting soon? Do those side lunges and stretch that groin out. …
Weighing Your Heart Attack Risk, Even If You’re Not Being Batman
Last post, I wrote about the advisability of getting your heart checked out if you’re past 40, heading towards intense physical activity, and have been sedentary for a while. Straining or tearing …
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Pausing The COVID Updates And How Calmness Gets You Ahead
Things in the COVID realm are changing so frequently…it’d be a full-time job commenting on the updates. No question it’s important to stay current on the pandemic. As a physician, of course I say …
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I’ve Been Beat Up Before
But working out felt worse. It was at an East L.A. boxing gym, where Oscar de la Hoya once trained. A trainer put me through some conditioning paces. Jumping jacks for a few minutes, then stand …
Making The Invisible Visible
This sidebar from the AIP series is about the essence of what we’re trying to achieve. Adjusting the immune system via diets like Paleo and the AIP. Considering metformin as an anti-aging …
Dr. Kim’s Weekend/Early Week Update: Back From Hiatus, Back On The Mat, Learning The AIP
Mea culpa My apologies for the pause in weekly content delivery. There is no shortage of topics to discuss — the go/stop/go nature of vaccine booster announcements is just one example — …