Hey guys,
So I came across this fascinating piece about how drinking coffee and tea could potentially lower our risk of dementia and high blood pressure. The gist is that moderate amounts of both drinks might have some protective benefits for our brains and hearts. It's got me wondering if those daily cups could be doing more than just waking us up! If you’re curious about how much you should be drinking or what the science says, check out the full article here
-Manny
Hey everyone, it's Manny from MyoTechnology!
Just wanted to give you all a quick update on what's been happening. You probably know that since 2010, I've been immersed in this amazing medical device called Enhanced Counter Pulsation therapy. It's been quite the journey, from navigating FDA approvals to gaining recognition from top doctors in the field. Now, we're on the brink of meeting all FDA requirements, and I couldn't be more excited to expand my clinic and help even more people with this incredible, non-invasive therapy. So, if you could spare a moment to send some good vibes our way, it would mean the world to me. Let's keep our fingers crossed!
And speaking of groundbreaking discoveries, I recently came across something truly fascinating. Remember how ECP therapy was initially designed for heart issues? Well, turns out, it's showing some remarkable potential for the brain too! Researchers at the University of Kansas Medical Center have been delving into its effects and found that it could actually boost cognitive abilities. How cool is that?
Under the guidance of Dr. Patrick M. Moriarty, they've been exploring how ECP therapy improves blood flow to the brain. In fact, in a study involving 190 individuals, those who underwent genuine ECP treatment showed significant improvements, particularly in cases of dementia. It's truly groundbreaking stuff!
Sure, we're still waiting on FDA approval, but the future looks incredibly promising. ECP therapy could be the beacon of hope for so many facing memory challenges. So, let's keep that optimism alive and look forward to brighter days ahead!
Hey there, sports enthusiasts and active folks!
In the world of sports and physical activity, injuries are an unfortunate reality that athletes and enthusiasts alike must face. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or someone who enjoys an active lifestyle, injury prevention is of paramount importance. One effective way to enhance your body's ability to stay injury-free and recover faster when injuries do occur is through the art of massage therapy. In this blog post, we'll explore how massage therapy, particularly MyoTechnology's Mixed Method Recovery System (MMRS), can be a game-changer in injury prevention and healing.
The Role of MMRS in Injury Prevention
MyoTechnology's Mixed Method Recovery System (MMRS) is a cutting-edge blend of therapies designed to boost blood circulation, enhance the body's recovery capabilities, and promote overall well-being. This unique approach combines various modalities to achieve one primary goal: improving the body's ability to recover, rebuild, and replenish itself.
One of the key aspects of MMRS is its focus on increasing nutrient production and optimizing blood circulation. These two factors are crucial for healing and injury prevention, regardless of the specific condition or injury you may be dealing with.
Nutrient Production and Circulation: A Winning Combination
The healing of your cells and soft tissues is fundamentally dependent on your body's capacity to increase nutrient production and efficiently circulate oxygen-rich blood throughout your system. This dynamic duo plays a pivotal role in maintaining your overall health and well-being. Here's why:
Enhanced Nutrient Uptake: When your body receives an increased supply of essential nutrients, it can accelerate the repair and regeneration of damaged tissues. Nutrients act as the building blocks for cell repair, helping your body recover faster and more effectively.
Improved Oxygenation: Oxygen is vital for the functioning of all cells in your body. Enhanced blood circulation ensures that oxygen-rich blood reaches every part of your body, aiding in cell growth, metabolism, and overall vitality.
Waste Removal: Efficient circulation also supports the removal of cellular waste products and toxins from your body. This detoxification process is crucial for maintaining optimal body function and preventing illness.
Benefits of Improved Blood Circulation
Improving your body's blood circulation is a critical part of the healing process and significantly impacts how quickly and effectively your body can recover from injuries. Whether you're dealing with a minor strain or a more severe injury, here are some of the benefits associated with enhanced blood circulation:
Accelerated Recovery: Enhanced blood flow ensures that the necessary nutrients and oxygen reach the injured area quickly, expediting the healing process.
Pain Reduction: Improved circulation can help reduce pain and discomfort associated with injuries by promoting natural healing mechanisms.
Injury Prevention: By maintaining optimal circulation, you can prevent injuries from occurring in the first place. A well-nourished, well-oxygenated body is less prone to strain and trauma.
Improved Immunity: Efficient circulation plays a role in bolstering your immune system, making your body more resilient to infections and illnesses.
In the pursuit of a healthy, active lifestyle and a competitive edge in sports, injury prevention and speedy recovery are essential. MyoTechnology's Mixed Method Recovery System (MMRS) offers a holistic approach to achieving these goals by focusing on improving blood circulation and nutrient uptake. Whether you're an athlete looking to stay ahead of the game or simply striving for overall well-being, consider incorporating massage therapy and MMRS techniques into your routine. By doing so, you can help your body recover more efficiently, reduce the risk of injuries, and ensure that you're always at your best. Make massage therapy a part of your injury prevention and recovery strategy, and stay ahead in the game of life.
Hey everyone Manny here!
Just wanted to share a great video I came across! A metabolic blood test and cholesterol panel can be confusing, video guide, Dr. Casey Means talks with Levels advisor and author of Metabolical, Dr. Robert Lustig, to give you advice on how to interpret your panels to better understand the status of your metabolic health.
Dr. Robert Lustig walks through what HDL, LDL, triglycerides, and total cholesterol mean, how fasting insulin tests relate to your cholesterol panel, how to improve your cholesterol numbers, and how to interpret ratios of your cholesterol numbers like the triglyceride-to-HDL ratio.
Take a look here!
Hey Guys, Manny here!
I was doing some reading online about one of my favorite topics and wanted to share a pretty informative article with you all about engaging in regular exercise. It's a great way to enhance both your physical and mental health!
Exercise comes in many forms, from light activity to high-intensity workouts, and provides a wide range of benefits for the body and mind. Three main types of exercise are aerobic, anaerobic, and agility training, each with its unique advantages.
Aerobic exercise improves how the body uses oxygen, strengthens muscles in the lungs, heart, and entire body, increases lifespan, and lowers the risk of diseases such as diabetes, stroke, and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Meanwhile, anaerobic exercise helps build power, strength, and muscle mass.
Agility training aims to improve a person's ability to maintain control while speeding up, slowing down, and changing direction.
By not exercising, people may face an increased risk of several health problems such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer, and osteoporosis.
And is super easy to incorporate exercise into everyday life by swapping car rides with walking or cycling, using stairs instead of elevators, or engaging in other activities you enjoy!
You can read the article HERE
Hey! Manny here, and I just found out something amazing that I can't wait to share with all of you. Did you know that activating the soleus muscle in your calf can do wonders for your metabolic health? That's right, this little muscle that only makes up 1% of your body weight can have a huge impact on the rest of your body.
When done correctly, it can elevate muscle metabolism for hours, even while you're sitting! And get this, the soleus muscle can sustain an elevated oxidative metabolism for hours, not just minutes, by using a different fuel mixture than other muscles.
Can you believe that this muscle has been inside our bodies all along, and no one ever investigated how to use it to optimize our health until now? I'm blown away!
So, if you want to take your metabolic health to the next level, give the soleus pushup a try. As far as we know, this is the first time anyone has developed a specialized type of contractile activity centered around optimizing human metabolic processes, and I'm thrilled to share it with all of you!
Check out this new and exciting research for yourself:
As a business owner, I am constantly reminded of the importance of diversity and inclusion in today's world. At Myotechnology, we are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where all employees, customers and partners feel valued, respected, and heard. We believe that embracing diversity and inclusion is not only the right thing to do, but it also leads to better business outcomes and ultimately a more successful company.
On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we honor the legacy of Dr. King and his tireless fight for civil rights and equality for all. He believed that everyone should be treated with dignity and respect and that everyone should have the opportunity to reach their full potential. We align with his message and will work towards creating a more just and equitable society for all.
Let us all recommit ourselves to creating a better world, and let us all strive to be the change we want to see in our society. We stand with the civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr and his message of equality and justice.. #MLKDay #Diversity #Inclusion #Equality #BusinessValues #CommunitySupport
Happy Friday, everyone! 🎉 Let's give a big shoutout to the end of the week and all the good things that come with it! I also found something interesting bouncing around the internet and thought I would share!
Alright, get ready for a wild ride because scientists have uncovered a wild connection between two of the most common complaints out there: insomnia and lower back pain. A study conducted by some clever researchers at the University of Warwick surveyed a whopping 2,000 adults and found that those who couldn't sleep at night were more likely to have a pain in their lower backs. The longer someone had insomnia, the worse the back pain was!
But why is this the case? Well, it turns out that having a hard time sleeping makes it harder to get comfortable in bed, which can lead to a pain in the lower back. Additionally, when you can't sleep, it can lead to higher levels of stress, which can make back pain even worse. So, treating insomnia could help alleviate lower back pain for some folks. It's like a two for one deal!
This isn't the first time these two have been linked, but it's becoming more and more clear that there's a interesting connection between sleep and pain. So, if you're having trouble sleeping and a pain in your lower back, it might be time to get them both checked out.
Original article Here
We’ve been hearing this term mentioned more lately and luckily we’ve got Manny here to answer some questions for us! In short, adaptogens are plant-based or synthetic compounds that are claimed to help the human body better cope with stress. They are often marketed as a "harm-free" way to improve health and have recently been marketed as a way to relieve long-haul COVID-19 symptoms. Common adaptogens include ashwagandha, ginseng, turmeric, moringa, and maca, each of which is claimed to have unique health benefits. However, there are potential side effects associated with adaptogen use, such as nausea, diarrhea, dry mouth, headache, or an upset stomach. Some adaptogens, such as turmeric, may also interact negatively with certain medications. It is important to do your own research and consult with a doctor before taking any adaptogens or other herbal supplements.
We also found a couple of articles if you would like to learn a little more:
Baltimore Magazine Everything you need to know about the adaptogen trend
Healthline.com - The No BS Guide to Adaptogens for Hormonal Balance and stress
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