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Health Tips - Page 17


February is heart month. Heart disease currently affects more than 1.4 million Canadians and is a leading cause of death. In fact, more than 33, 600 Canadians die from


Jan 15

Tips For Managing Your Blood Pressure

Heart disease and stroke take one life every seven minutes in Canada. A key cause of heart disease and stroke is high blood pressure. This is because having ...

Dec 24

Improving Your Health By Doing “Little Things” Well

As with many things in life, one of the keys to getting and staying healthier is doing the “little things” well. Unfortunately, far too many of us do these ...

Nov 28

Improving Balance To Avoid Winter Injuries

One of the most common causes of winter injuries is a slip or fall on icy conditions. While we can’t always avoid icy conditions, maintaining good balance/low...

Nov 20

Why You Need To Stay Hydrated…Even in Winter!

Most people take steps to stay hydrated when the weather is warm. During the summer, people drink water regularly in order to keep themselves feeling cool and r...

Top Blogs

Apr 01
Physiotherapist guiding recreational athlete through resistance band sports conditioning for strength and injury prevention.

Sports Conditioning: Why It Matters for Recreational Athletes

Key Highlights:

  • Sports conditioning helps recreational ath...

Mar 01
Physical therapist assisting older woman with resistance band leg stretch during rehab session, illustrating mobility vs strength training after 40.

Why Mobility Matters More Than Strength After 40

Key Highlights:

  • Mobility lets your joints move freely and ...

Feb 01
When-to-Seek-Care-Key-Signs-It’s-Time-for-Physiotherapy

When to Seek Care: Key Signs It’s Time for Physiotherapy

Key Highlights:

  • When to seek care often depends on persist...

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