Greetings
Welcome to the January newsletter from Yosemite Physical Therapy.
- In Health
Dr. Chris R. Dahlhoff, PT, DPT
We hope that you had a great Christmas and Holiday season and we wish you all the best for 2019
|
Individuals with arthritis often report an increase in symptoms with cold and damp weather conditions. This happens for a variety of reasons including changes in barometric pressure, increased joint fluid thickness, and decreased activity levels. Physical Therapy can help to condition your body, minimizing your risk of suffering increased pain, soreness and stiffness during cold and damp weather.
Read More
|
 
 |
Football is a rough sport that exposes athletes to injuries, regardless of the level of play. Your Sports Therapist at YPT can help minimize the risk of injury by educating athletes on strengthening and training techniques necessary for this high-impact sport.
Read More
|
|
Let your Physical Therapist at YPT help you start the New Year off right
|
 |
Clubfoot is a congenital anomaly of the foot that is seen in newborns. It requires early attention to stretching and strengthening techniques geared toward improving the biomechanics of the foot and encouraging more efficient crawling, and eventually walking.
Read More
|
Do you ever find yourself wondering about dinner options that are both tasty and healthy? Here are two recipes that are satisfying and nutritious!
|
From: Allrecipes.com
This recipe combines dried lentils with olive oil, vinegar, onion, carrots, celery, garlic, crushed tomatoes, spinach, and a variety of spices including dried oregano, dried basil, salt and pepper, to create a tasty soup that will warm you up on a cold winter’s day. This soup is packed with protein and fiber as well as a variety of vitamins and nutrients.
Read More
|
|
From: Allrecipes.com
This recipe combines ground beef and pork with bread crumbs, milk, eggs, onion, garlic, and a variety of seasonings including parsley, salt, pepper, red pepper flakes, and Italian herb seasoning, and is topped with grated Parmesan cheese to create tasty meatballs that can be served on their own or on top of your choice of pasta. This dish is packed with protein, and a variety of vitamins and nutrients and is sure to please picky eaters.
Read More
|
Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter.
Please find our contact information below and feel free to reach out to us at any time!
Yosemite Physical Therapy Merced 786 Loughborough Dr Merced, CA 95348 Phone 209.725.8680 Yosemite Physical Therapy Atwater 2609 1st Street Atwater, CA 95301 Phone 209.356.1260
|
|
