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Don’t let a dirty home exterior ruin your Labor Day celebration
If you’ve ever wondered what a difference having your home power washed can make, check out the photos on this page. “Our customers are often shocked by the transformation we make in their homes,” says Ken Wilson, founder of Pristine Clean. “You just don’t notice the slow build-up of mold, mildew and grime on your home until you...
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No matter where you are in life, it’s never to late to reclaim your health with help from MaxStrength Fitness
Wracked with daily back pain caused by bulging disks, fibromyalgia and a leukemia diagnosis, when 50-something Tammy D. read a Mimi Magazine story about MaxStrength Fitness in 2018, she thought it might be a good fit for her. The science- and research-based protocol is a proven system of two, 20-minute workouts each week with computerized...
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Why you don’t need an MRI for your injury
Many patients come to MyoFit Clinic with X-ray or MRI results in hand from an orthopedic surgeon, accompanied by a laundry list of diagnoses that often have little to do with their symptoms. It is important for you to know how significant imaging results actually are in helping you become better informed, and to avoid being manipulated and driven...
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The orthopedic team at University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center can get your shoulder back in the swing of things
John Martin “Marty” Leland, MD, compares a rotator cuff to your favorite pair of jeans. “You take good care of them. You don’t crawl around on your knees or anything. But after a few years, just from everyday wear, you eventually get a hole in the knee,” says Dr. Leland, an orthopedic shoulder and knee sports medicine surgeon at...
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Help your brain reinterpret pain
When it comes to managing chronic pain, we often focus only on the anatomical. We want a diagnosis; we want to know what’s wrong; we want to fix it with a pill, an injection or even surgery. But chronic pain is not only anatomical. It is a sensation interpreted by the brain, but not always correctly. You may feel as though your muscle is...
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