by Hillel Harris, MD | Jul 15, 2019 | Exercise, Health, Performance, Sports
An Athlete’s Guide to Everyday Nutrient Timing When you eat is as important as what you eat when it comes to athletic performance. The tips below can guide you to the optimum times you need to eat and drink to perform your best, along with sample snacks and...
by Rich Benvin | Apr 21, 2019 | Exercise, Health
The Doctor Of The Future: Prescribing Lifestyle As Medicine Lessons from Healthcare including the ‘pill for every ill’ & possibilities for healthcare in the future, learning from adversity & overcoming burnout & the importance of self care… READ...
by Hillel Harris, MD | Apr 4, 2019 | Diabetes, Exercise, Performance
Strength Training Found to Lower Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk, Whether or Not You Do Cardio Less than one hour a week of resistance exercise can make a big impact, research shows. Guideline after guideline says we should be clocking regular aerobic exercise to help...
by Rich Benvin | Sep 11, 2018 | Exercise, Health, Sports, Tennis
Muscle Matters: Dr Brendan Egan Modern science has led to automation which means that we are predisposed to being physically inactive and in his talk Brendan outlines the risks to our health of this development. Furthermore, better medicines are leading to greater...
by Rich Benvin | Jul 2, 2018 | Exercise, Health, Sports
Shoulder Anatomy – Everything You Need To Know Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video describes muscle anatomy of the shoulder girdle and anatomy of the shoulder joint. Anatomy of the Shoulder muscles and ligament, and the rotator cuff and muscles are also...
by Hillel Harris, MD | Jun 7, 2018 | Diabetes, Exercise, Health, Sports
Taking Control of Our Health By Dr. Hillel Z. Harris, MD Each one of us needs to take control of our own health. We need to ensure we are getting enough physical activity, rest, and proper nutrition. Big businesses are not looking out for us as individuals. There are...
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