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- [nurse] are you able to move your foot? - [tyler] it hurts to do that. - [nurse] oh, can youpush down against like, ya know, a gas pedal? - [tyler] that hurts. - [nurse] what about this ya got? - [nurse] okay, but your toes? - [tyler] yep, that's fine.- [nurse] those are all right. - [tyler] and my ankle's fine too. - [nurse] okay. can you doa circle rotation for me? - [tyler] ah, that hurts to go that way. - [nurse] this way? - [tyler] this is fine. - [nurse] okay, but to go? - [nurse] okay. alright.so, give me one second. - okay. - [nurse] x-ray tech will come in. she'll get a x-ray andwe'll take it from there. - [tyler] cool, thank you! - [nurse] alright, i'll see you later. this happened an hour ago? - [tyler] uh, yeah. - [camera man] now two hours (laughter). - [nurse] i'm sorry the wait's ridiculous. - [tyler] you're fine. - [nurse] alright, she'll be right in. - [tyler] awesome, thank you. - [camera man] thank you.- [nurse] no problem.

how to heal broken bones naturally 1-check your protein intake 2-take calcium and lysine 3-make sure you are eating the right amount of calories 4-make sure to get enough minerals in general 5-check your vitamins 6-exercise 7-consider your natural aids for more information see description!

what's up guys? for complex news, i'm tamaradhia.â pot, weed, ganja,â marijuana, trees,maryâ jane, dope, the devil's lettuce....there are manyways to reference snoop andâ wiz's favorite drug but many people miss the point that cannabisis also a healing agent. the medicinal properties in marijuana have been used to treat glaucoma,control epileptic seizures and slowâ the progression of alzheimer's disease among many other beneficialuses. now researchers at tel aviv universityâ and hebrew university have found thatâ cbd, anon-psychotropic component of marijuana, significantly helps to heal broken bones. scientists gave cbd to a group of lab ratswith leg fracturesâ and found that their bones were noticeably stronger after eight weeksof testing. cbd used alone was the most effective, as opposed to when it was mixed with thc,the major psychoactive component in marijuana. according the one of the lead researchers,dr. yankel gabet: "we found that cbd alone makes bo

this video will go over the basics ofmidshaft clavicle fractures and will show a technique of intramedullaryfixation the prevalence of clavicle fractures isconsidered to be between 2.6 percent and 5 percent of all adult fractures and 35 percent and 44percent of all shoulder girdle fractures the incidence is approximately 29 to 64 per 100,000 people per year the injury usually results from amoderate to high energy impact to the point of the shoulder this can be due to a fall from a heightor a motor vehicle accident sports like hockey skiing and mountainbiking or horse riding are usually associatedwith the risk of suffering this injury a direct impact injury to the clavicleis rarely seen to be the cause the fracture fractures can be classified as suggestedby robinson type one fractures are those of the medialone-third and type three of those of the lateralone third type two fractures include the variousextents of mid shaft fractures with 2a including cortical alignmentfractures and

hey guys. dr. axe here. doctor of functionalmedicine and founder of draxe.com. in this video, i'm going to share with you the toptips on how to heal broken bones naturally. and if you want to repair broken bones naturally,you want to follow a very specific diet, supplement regimen, lifestyle regimen, as well as usecertain essential oils and natural treatments to help your body heal much, much faster.and i'll tell you, i've seen broken bones heal two to three times faster by followingthe tips i'm sharing with you in this video. so number one, let's start with diet, andthe key nutrients you've got to be getting in your diet in order to heal broken bones.number one, you need a lot of minerals, especially calcium and magnesium. the best calcium richfoods are going to be green, leafy vegetables and raw, fermented dairy products. so gettinga lot of kale, and spinach, and arugula, and chard and those green leafies, even broccoli.getting those in your diet is number

hi. my name is dr. khurram pervaiz. i am a shoulder, elbow and hand specialist with the orthopedic associates of central maryland and i work at howard county general hospital. elbow fractures can happen after a fall. this could be a simple ground level fall, as in falling on the floor, or falling down steps or falling off a tree. you would have pain in your elbow, swelling, limitation in motion, you could have bleeding from the elbow, and if you have these symptoms, it would be... you should probably go see someone andget an x-ray to make sure you do not have an elbow fracture. going to the emergency room isprobably the best thing to do because in the emergency room they willprobably get an x-ray and find out if you have an elbow fracture and then probably send you to the right specialist. if you are suspicious that you have an elbow fracture, then it would be appropriate for you to makean appointment with an elbow specialist so they can get x-rays, evaluate you thoroughly and de

comedian mike birbiglia was having troublewith sleep. though not with the actual sleeping part -- onenight, while staying in a hotel, he dreamed that a guided missile was on its way to hisbed, and in his dream, he jumped out the window to escape it. unfortunately, he also did this not in hisdream. from the second floor. and the window wasnot open. this little episode cost him 33 stitches anda trip to a sleep specialist. mike now sleeps in zipped-up mummy bags forhis own safety. the lesson here? sleep is not some break timewhen your brain, or your body, just goes dormant. far from it. in truth, sleep is just anotherstate of consciousness. and only in the past few decades have we begun to really plumbits depths -- from why we sleep in the first place, to what goes on in our brains whenwe do, to what happens when we can’t sleep. and there is a lot that science has to sayabout your dreams! talk about weird! it’s like sigmund freudmeets neil gaiman. so, even though it may seem like

calcium rich foods to heal broken leg growth to to stimulate bone growth and that's very important particularly in my case where it's been a zbig jackbecause it's a spiral bring so you know i can't wait to get donewith these thank you won't have unless i want fiftypercent now work with fifty percent we don't want way netsoft help stimulate bone growth i read a lot about other things i justwant to share some of the some of the things i've learned here calcium rich food stuffs to heal broken leg bones broken leg in july is working inargentines to promote bold and ideas reiterating strong-willed allare in at a certain degree oven hood wind bythe uh... you know the milk side of it and the lady in someone's case we needto promote global growth because of a break or something else this yet hesteps can be very useful move over a list of calcium rich foodswhich will help you hopefully mobile roseanne and by itselfas well i'm in the middle of his taxes k

i'm dr. pupalla with alliance spine and paincenters and i'll be talking about lumbar kyphoplasty today. kyphoplasty is a percutaneous interventionalprocedure performed to treat lumbar compression fractures of the spine. it can also be performedin the thoracic spine as well. a vertebral compression fracture is a condition wherethe patient may have a fracture of the vertebral body of the spine. it can often occur afterfalls, it can happen after some sort of trauma. it can happen in patients who have osteoporosis,or an underlying condition like multiple myeloma that may predispose the patient to fracturesof the spine. these fractures can be intensely painful withsevere point tenderness in the middle of the back. a vertebral compression fracture oftenwill cause an endplate change of the spine, so that there is a change from this squareshape to something that's more like a trapezoid. and that will often cause a decrease in apatient's height. what we can do to treat these

a common question that we get in the clinicis can i heal my rotator cuff injury? before we answer that question, let's take a lookat what the rotator cuff is and then see what we can do about it. first of all, the rotatorcuff consists of 4 muscles that attach to the shoulder blade and that attach to the arm.the shoulder blade is the bone in back of the shoulder. so if you are looking at myright shoulder, this would be the shoulder blade. this is the arm bone or the humerus.this is the collarbone or the clavicle going across. and this is a little bone called theacromion. what the acromion is is a little extension that is right here off of the shoulderblade. the rotator cuff is 4 muscles. one muscle is in the front. three muscles areon the back side of the shoulder blade. why is that important? one of those muscle goesthrough a small space right here. the big fancy term for that is subacromial space.what happens is as we age or because of an injury of because we sleep like this,

this application is for rib pain- where location may vary. though it is often caused by an impact injury, excessive coughing, or muscle strain, and this is how we will tape. for this application we are going to place the area of pain on as much stretch over that skin as possible. and in this case i am going to use a red dot just to indicate where that point of pain may be. your pain may vary towards the front or back of the rib cage. for my first piece of tape i am going to tear off an i-strip. forming an anchor down at the logo end of the tape. i am just peeling that paper off- and i am going to apply that anchor with no stretch on the tape and as i remove the paper, again- no stretch on the tape as i lay this down. and no stretch on the other end of the tape. tearing off another i-strip. again i am tearing the paper to form an anchor on the logo end of the tape. i am going to apply this much as i did the first piece. no stretch on the anchor. and as i lay the strip down

how to heal broken bones naturally 1-check your protein intake 2-take calcium and lysine 3-make sure you are eating the right amount of calories 4-make sure to get enough minerals in general 5-check your vitamins 6-exercise 7-consider your natural aids for more information see description!

this video will go over the basics ofmidshaft clavicle fractures and will show a technique of intramedullaryfixation the prevalence of clavicle fractures isconsidered to be between 2.6 percent and 5 percent of all adult fractures and 35 percent and 44percent of all shoulder girdle fractures the incidence is approximately 29 to 64 per 100,000 people per year the injury usually results from amoderate to high energy impact to the point of the shoulder this can be due to a fall from a heightor a motor vehicle accident sports like hockey skiing and mountainbiking or horse riding are usually associatedwith the risk of suffering this injury a direct impact injury to the clavicleis rarely seen to be the cause the fracture fractures can be classified as suggestedby robinson type one fractures are those of the medialone-third and type three of those of the lateralone third type two fractures include the variousextents of mid shaft fractures with 2a including cortical alignmentfractures and

if a person breaks their ankle, and the bonesno longer line up with each other, a doctor may need to perform a surgical procedure toreposition and secure the bones. the ankle is the joint that connects the leg and thefoot. the ankle joint includes the two lower leg bones called the tibia and fibula, andthe ankle bone called the tailus. together, the end of the tibia and fibula create a whartosor “slot” for the talus which forms the bottom of the ankle joint. tissues calledligaments and tendons support the ankle bones. ligaments attach bones to bones, and tendonsattach muscles to bones. the ankle joint allows the foot to move up and down. ankle injuriesusually happen during athletic activities, falls, or car accidents. the most common typeof ankle fracture occurs when the foot turns inward, and the ankle rotates outward. ifthe fracture is stable, the pieces of bone still line up in their normal position. inany type of fracture, more than one bone may break. in a displaced fractu

we are going to talk today about ankle painand this is actually because three times this morning, i had patients come in who had sprainedtheir ankle many months ago and were still having pain in this area of their ankle righthere. this is actually really common problem. what happens is when you sprain your ankleyou turn it like this and when that occurs, you end up tearing or stretching or rippingthe ligaments in this area. look at this picture now and you can see these are the ligamentsright here. so, these are the ligaments that actually should give most of the stabilityto your ankle. when you sprain your ankle, about half of patients end up with an unstableankle afterwards. it is usually because these ligaments do not heal properly after the injury.the nice thing is there has been research now that shows that even many months or evenyears after the injury the patients are coming in that are still having pain and inflammationin this area can have be rehabbed actually quite easily

this animation shows what can happen whensomeone fractures their wrist, and how a fractured wrist is treated. click the navigation arrowsbelow the animation screen to play, pause, rewind or fast-forward the animation. thisanimation contains sound. your body is protected and supported by a framework of bone calledyour skeleton. your bones are very strong. they have three main parts: compact bone onthe outside, spongy bone on the inside and bone marrow, right at the centre. your bonesalso have a nerve and blood supply. the structure of bone makes it very tough. a bone will onlybreak if it's put under a lot of force or twisted awkwardly. a broken bone is said tobe fractured. fractures are painful because bone has a nerve and blood supply. if youtrip, you usually break your fall by outstretching your hands. this puts a lot of pressure onthe wrist bone which may cause it to fracture. here we show the forces that are acting onthe wrist bone when it hits the ground to break your fall.

hey guys. dr. axe here. doctor of functionalmedicine and founder of draxe.com. in this video, i'm going to share with you the toptips on how to heal broken bones naturally. and if you want to repair broken bones naturally,you want to follow a very specific diet, supplement regimen, lifestyle regimen, as well as usecertain essential oils and natural treatments to help your body heal much, much faster.and i'll tell you, i've seen broken bones heal two to three times faster by followingthe tips i'm sharing with you in this video. so number one, let's start with diet, andthe key nutrients you've got to be getting in your diet in order to heal broken bones.number one, you need a lot of minerals, especially calcium and magnesium. the best calcium richfoods are going to be green, leafy vegetables and raw, fermented dairy products. so gettinga lot of kale, and spinach, and arugula, and chard and those green leafies, even broccoli.getting those in your diet is number

hi, guys. i'm dr. josh axe, doctor of naturalmedicine and founder of draxe.com. in this video, i'm going to share with you the foursteps to beat fibromyalgia. i'll share with you fibromyalgia diet, the fibromyalgia naturalremedies, as well as the best supplements to take. and i guarantee you if you followthese tips, you can see results in as little as 24 hours in getting relief from the painyou're experiencing with fibromyalgia. now, let's talk about the diet first. whenit comes to fibromyalgia, you want to reduce inflammation. and the causes of fibromyalgiatend to be inflammation in the body. sometimes it can be related to, with some people, autoimmune-likereactions in the body so we really need to settle down the immune system. also, fibromyalgiacan be caused from ligament laxity. when you have too much ligament laxity, ifyou've ever been physically abused, or been in a car accident, that can cause it, and,of course, emotional things as well can cause majo

in march of 2015, american astronaut scottkelly and his russian colleague mikhail kornienko, began an unprecedented mission in space. they began a one-year term of service aboardthe international space station, the longest tour of duty ever served on the iss. now, i imagine there’s all sorts of stuffto worry about when you’re packing for a year-long space voyage, like, say, “howmany books should i bring? how many pairs of underwear? am i really okay with poopinginto a suctioned plastic bag every day for a year? will i come upon a derelict ship hauntedby some stranded and insane astronaut from a forgotten mission, like in pretty much everyspace horror movie ever? will there be coffee?” reasonable questions, all, but in reality,another one you might want to ask is: “will i be able to walk when i get back home?” we know micro-gravity is hard on a body, andthis mission is largely about testing the physical effects of being weightless for so long. astronauts often experience