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Roger whittle photographer extraordinaire, made it to the village of kibber in the Himalayas, held back a day due to ava...
13/03/2025

Roger whittle photographer extraordinaire, made it to the village of kibber in the Himalayas, held back a day due to avalanches, finally arrived and caught on camera the snow leopard, check his page out in the next few weeks. Minus 5 to 10 degrees during the day and minus 16-20 degrees at night

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First bumblebee of the spring
02/03/2025

First bumblebee of the spring

06/02/2025

Now that’s an interesting research find?

Regular Flossing Tied to Reduced Ischemic Stroke Risk

Sad to hear that Dale Messenger has passed away , condolences to his family and friends. An incredible character who was...
04/02/2025

Sad to hear that Dale Messenger has passed away , condolences to his family and friends. An incredible character who was always positive, smiling , wicked sense of humour taking on life to the full

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21/01/2025

Think about your posture ?

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According to a recent study, forward head position and blood flow to the brain are clinically observable by taking the carotid pulses and can lead to debilitating symptoms within the brain.

The carotid pulses are weaker when the head is in a forward position; however, the carotid pulses are stronger when the head is over the spine.
When the head is forward over the spine, the brain may not receive sufficient blood flow and oxygen due to compression of the carotid arteries.
If this compression is severe enough, it can result in cerebral ischemia (CNS dysfunction). Clinically, we see disturbed sleeping patterns, increased anxiety, and mental sluggishness.

The March 2000 Mayo Clinic reported that prolonged FHP also leads to myospasm, disc herniations, arthritis, and pinched nerves.

Dr. Alf Breig, a Swedish neurosurgeon and Nobel Prize recipient, describes how the loss of a normal cervical lordotic curve creates dysfunction and disease.
Through cadaver studies, Dr. Breig demonstrated that neck flexion could stretch the spinal cord 5-7 cm causing tensioning of the meninges (covering of the brain and spinal cord) and elicit measurable pressure on brainstem nuclei (nerve control centers) which control all basic life functions.

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Worth considering electrotherapy to assist with wound healing, FES research has demonstrated the benefits. Interesting s...
16/01/2025

Worth considering electrotherapy to assist with wound healing, FES research has demonstrated the benefits. Interesting study below

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A groundbreaking study from Chalmers Institute of Technology and the University of Freiburg reveals that electric current can accelerate chronic wound healing three times faster. This breakthrough offers new hope for patients with diabetes, cancer, and poor circulation, enabling faster recovery. https://bit.ly/40AfOiG

Good news but it means a great deal of physio, and staying as fit and mobile as you can
02/12/2024

Good news but it means a great deal of physio, and staying as fit and mobile as you can

In a world first, surgeons have used a technique called deep brain stimulation to "re-awaken" dormant nerve fibres in the spinal cord and re-establish control of the leg muscles.

26/10/2024

Living allowance scams

Claimants are being warned that scammers are targeting them with bogus texts and apps.
The living allowance text claims to be from the “UK Government Living Allowance Office”. It begins:

“UK Government Living Allowance Office Last Time Reminder: Due to the reduction of winter heating subsidy, you can no longer receive it, and the uk government has decided to advance the living subsidy to allow you to survive the winter.”

If you receive such a text, do not click on the link and do not respond in any way.

Bromakin.co.ukExcellent coustomer service
25/10/2024

Bromakin.co.uk
Excellent coustomer service

Bromakin have the finest manual & powered wheelchairs from the industry’s leading and most respected manufacturers in permanent stock.

Interesting video
13/10/2024

Interesting video

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the brilliant minds behind the groundbreaking project: "A brain to spinal cord digital bridge to restore voluntary...

04/09/2024

From Medscape, new blood pressure targets

For most treated patients, the new systolic blood pressure goal is a target of 120 mm Hg to 129 mm Hg, which is a move away from the previous two-step recommendation.

Although the updated guidelines, presented here at the ESC Congress, continue to define hypertension as a systolic BP of at least 140 mm Hg and a diastolic BP of at least 90 mm Hg, there is a new category — elevated BP. This is defined as a systolic BP of 120 mm Hg to 139 mm Hg or a diastolic BP of 70 mm Hg to 89 mm Hg and cardiovascular risk assessment is advised to guide treatment, particularly in patients with a BP of at least 130/80 mm Hg.

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