PROTECTING YOUR SKIN THROUGH PHYSICAL THERAPY

Protecting the skin involves more than daily regimens and topicals that moisturize or nourish the skin. It also involves promoting healing after an injury and preventing wounds from developing following unfortunate events that reduce mobility. Physical therapy offers a beneficial approach to skin protection through various therapeutic techniques that reinforce skin maintenance.

TREATING ANKLE SPRAIN

An ankle sprain is a soft tissue injury that often develops due to twisting or inverting the ankle. Ligaments are typically affected when you sprain your ankle. Placing too much pressure on your ankle as it heals and improper movements can disrupt the healing process. Physical therapists are experts at guided exercises that promote recovery.

Remember to always bike defensively, remain focused, and stay alert. Cycle in the same direction as the traffic, wear a helmet, and ensure that your clothes or lights are bright and visible. Most importantly, obey the traffic laws, pay attention to your surroundings, and try to anticipate potential hazards on the road.

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ALZHEIMER'S & BRAIN AWARENESS MONTH

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. Alzheimer's and other conditions that affect the brain can lead to memory loss and additional issues that disrupt daily functioning. Physical therapists work with individuals who have Alzheimer's or other cognitive impairments to help them continue to move safely and experience a healthy quality of life.

EAT WELL

Here are two simple recipes to enjoy for lunch or dinner.

Trout with Garlic Lemon Butter Herb Sauce

From: juliasalbum.com

This delicious trout recipe is a low-carb dinner favorite that provides a lean source of protein and essential omega-3 fatty acids. Simply combine trout with garlic, home-made Italian seasoning, olive oil, parsley, a little butter, and white wine. Pair with brown rice, pasta, or a salad for a hearty entrée.

Kiwi Sorbet

From: thehonoursystem.com

Enjoy delectable kiwi sorbet with only two ingredients—peeled, frozen kiwi and lime juice—for a gluten-free, vegan treat. Add a dash of coconut milk for a richer texture that tastes like kiwi ice cream, and top with fresh or frozen fruit like mango, blueberries, or pineapple for a refreshing kick.

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