Motion is Medicine Sports Medicine

01/13/2026

Testimonial Tuesday!
Thank you for your kind review. Motion is Medicine strives for results like this. We love to see our patients getting back to moving and doing what they love.
If you or someone you know has pain that is holding them back, then give us a call @817-900-3539 so that we can get you scheduled for a consult!
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01/12/2026

Motion is Medicine patients and athletes,

At Motion is Medicine we are always looking into the latest and greatest in natural nutrition to improve our bodies and minds. We are happy to introduce a new NATURAL weight loss supplement named CaloCurb. It stimulates endogenous GLP-1 and other digestive and fat burning enzymes and peptides leading to REDUCED APPETITE, DECREASED CRAVINGS, and DECREASED OVERALL CALORIC INTAKE. This supplement can be used IN PLACE OF GLP-1 PEPTIDES (such as Ozempic and Wegovy), it can be used in conjunction with these, AND/OR it can be used for those looking to come off of the GLP-1s.

We are looking for 5 patients interested in trying it for one month as part of our early presale launch. If you’d like to participate and secure the presale price of $90 (regularly $119), please give us a call at (817)900-3539, or email us at info@motionismedicinedfw.com.

Start the New Year feeling, and looking, your best!

01/08/2026

End of rotation!
Dr. Wilson is finishing up her rotation with us here at Motion is Medicine. While we are sad to see her go, we can’t wait to see the impact she makes! Thank you for all your hard work, and best of luck Dr. Wilson!

01/08/2026

Before images of patients elbow!
Earlier this week, Dr. Clearfield made a video talking about the recovery of one of our patients, and some asked to see the before images, so here they are!
If you have an elbow injury holding you back, give us a call so we can get you moving again! (817)900-3539

01/06/2026

Dr. Rego end of rotation interview!
Listen as our 2nd year resident, Dr. Rego, reflects on her time here at Motion is Medicine.
Good luck Dr. Rego, and thank you for your hard work!

01/06/2026

📌 Does every ACL tear require reconstruction?
A recent British Journal of Sports Medicine article reinforces what many of us are seeing clinically: a significant number of patients with ACL injuries can do well without immediate reconstruction when managed with appropriate, criteria-based non-operative care.

This isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some athletes clearly need surgery—but others can achieve excellent function with the right diagnosis, rehab, and longitudinal reassessment.

This is personal for me. I tore my medial meniscus in college and later my ACL & MCL in medical school (ironically playing football at a sports medicine conference!). Despite being advised by two orthopaedic surgeons to undergo reconstruction, I pursued orthobiologic treatment and structured rehabilitation. Over 20 years later, I’m thriving and highly active.

💡 For those wondering if they are a candidate for orthobiologics:
-- There is an important role for non-operative and minimally invasive ACL care, particularly for athletes and patients seeking alternatives, second opinions, or surgery-sparing pathways when appropriate.
-- My practice focuses on evidence-informed, non-operative sports & regenerative medicine, integrating advanced imaging, orthobiologics, and close collaboration with PTs and ATCs.

The goal isn’t to replace surgery—it’s to optimize patient selection and outcomes and potentially allow athletes return to full play and function at a MUCH more expeditious rate.

https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/59/24/bjsports-2025-109890

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01/05/2026

Even the doctor needs to be the patient sometimes 👨‍⚕️➡️🩺

> Take a listen as we walk through the Alpha-2 macroglobulin process and use it to treat Dr. Clearfield’s knee. Proof that we trust the science—on ourselves.
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> 🎥 Turn the sound on to hear the full story.
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If you have questions or want to learn more, give us a call at 817-900-3539. We’re happy to help!

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01/05/2026

Even the doctor needs to be the patient sometimes 👨‍⚕️➡️🩺
>
> Take a listen as we walk through the Alpha-2 macroglobulin process and use it to treat Dr. Clearfield’s knee. Proof that we trust the science—on ourselves.
>
> 🎥 Turn the sound on to hear the full story.
>
If you have questions or want to learn more, give us a call at 817-900-3539. We’re happy to help!

*m *macroglobulin

01/05/2026

📢 PRP for Meniscal Injuries: The Evidence Is Catching Up to Clinical Experience
A newly published systematic review and meta-analysis in the Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine evaluated the efficacy and safety of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for meniscal injuries, analyzing data from 18 randomized controlled trials and over 1,100 patients.

🔍 Key findings from the literature:
• PRP resulted in significant reductions in knee pain
• Functional outcomes improved, including Lysholm, KOOS, and WOMAC scores
• Lower treatment failure rates compared to controls
• No increase in complications, supporting a favorable safety profile
• Benefits were seen across different protocols and patient populations

💡 Why this resonates with me personally:
This mirrors what I’ve seen not only in my clinical practice, but also in my own journey. I sustained a bucket-handle meniscal tear and achieved complete symptom relief with PRP, allowing me to return to training and function without surgery. Experiencing this firsthand has reinforced what many of us are observing in practice — when appropriately selected, orthobiologic therapies can be powerful tools.

📈 Meniscal pathology has long lived in a gray zone between “wait it out” and “operate.” High-level evidence like this continues to support PRP as a viable, evidence-based, non-surgical option for pain relief and functional improvement in active patients.

As always, patient selection, shared decision-making, and proper technique matter — but it’s exciting to see the science increasingly align with real-world outcomes.

Would love to hear others’ experiences! 👇

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/23259671251371233?mi=ehikzz

Background Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is widely used to promote healing and improve function in various musculoskeletal injuries. However, the efficacy and safe...