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  1. 🔥 How does cryotherapy reshape your metabolism after intense exercise?

    🔗 1H NMR urinary metabolomic analysis in recreational athletes: Impact of physical exercise, high intensity interval training and whole body cryostimulation. Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal, DOI: doi.org/10.1016/j.csbj.2025.05

    📚 CSBJ: csbj.org/

    #Metabolomics #SportsScience #HIIT #Cryotherapy #MetabolicHealth #NMR #SportsMedicine #ExercisePhysiology #AthleteRecovery #SystemsBiology #SportsMedicine

  2. Question for fitness conscious nomads: where are some great locations in the world for health and wellness optimization? Beyond good gyms, I'm looking for places that have access to highly qualified sports and functional medicine doctors, cutting edge medical technology, diagnostic tests, peptide injections, MDMA assisted therapy, etc. #fitness #health #wellness #functionalmedicine #peptides #sportsmedicine #digitalnomad #medicaltourism #mdma #huberman #peterattia #timferris #biohacking

  3. medical podcast (Feb 22, 2023):
    "The Havana Syndrome mystery and traumatic brain injury"
    open.spotify.com/episode/2lOEC

    Henri R. Ford, Dean of U of Miami SoM interviews Michael Hoffer, prof. of otolaryngology & neurosurgery. Diagnosis of TBI, distinct phenotype of 'Havana Syndrome' (not technically a syndrome), VR goggles as TBI diagnostic tool.
    Very interesting discussion of #gravity sensing & its effects on cognition. May be of interest to #POTS & #MECFS
    #TBI #concussion #dizziness #SportsMedicine

  4. Athletes push their limits every day — but one wrong move can lead to weeks or even months on the sidelines. That’s where sports medicine steps in. 💡

    From injury prevention tips to rehab success stories, this guide explores the science-backed ways athletes can stay strong, recover faster, & avoid setbacks.

    drchetandhongade.com/blogs/sci

    #SportsMedicine
    #InjuryPrevention
    #AthleteLife
    #FitnessTips
    #HealthAndWellness
    #PerformanceTraining
    #SportsInjuries
    #RecoveryJourney
    #WellnessTips
    #DrChetanDhongade

  5. 🤾 Playing handball might increase osteoarthritis risk.
    A 2021 meta-analysis found:
    ➡️ Hip OA risk ↑ 173%
    📖 Source: Bestwick-Stevenson et al., 2021
    🔗 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/
    #Osteoarthritis #SportsMedicine #InjuryPrevention #JointHealth

  6. Question about 'Hematuria after nocturnal exercise of a man: A case report'
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

    quote from article:
    "A hypothesis was formulated: the patient had orally consumed excessive amounts of health care products containing calcium phosphate, leading to the formation of tiny stones in the urine. These stones are not easily detected by imaging or endoscopy. Following nocturnal exercise, these tiny stones scratch the mucosa of the urinary system, resulting in bleeding and abdominal pain."

    By 'health care product' I assume they mean a beverage or supplement marketed as improving athletic performance or exercise recovery.

    #medicine #SportsMedicine #exercise #ExercisePhysiology

    Was it most likely -

  7. Is Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer?
    youtu.be/m8Y0BQP1Pog

    Katie Couric interviews Dr. Timothy Cannon, gastroenterologist and oncologist who conducted a study on elite endurance athletes and colorectal cancer. Dr Cannon presented his findings at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO] Annual Meeting in Chicago (link below). He discusses a possible link between runner's colitis and colorectal cancer.

    Excerpts -

    5:05
    Cannon: it's going to take a huge effort to figure this out, but it is definitely real. I see them in our office every week, you know, patients under under 45, you under 40, often under 30 with colorectal cancer. I don't really remember seeing it that often, you know, 15 years ago.

    34:23
    Cannon: I think um uh the most common ones are bleeding in your stool. You know, that's a red flag that and again that back to the marathoners. So many of them were told it was normal if
    you run. I would not accept that answer

    Couric: Or they have hemorrhoids, right? People blow doctors blow people off and say, "Oh, don't worry."

    Cannon: Right. Exactly. Yeah. That happens all the time. So - but bleeding in the stool is a sign.

    34:55
    Cannon: Abdominal pain is also a common symptom, but it's not there all the time. None of these are, in fact. So I think even having one of those things is enough of a reason to try to get checked out.

    Link to study abstract:
    meetings.asco.org/2025-asco-an

    Link to press release on the study:
    inovanewsroom.org/press-releas

    #gastroenterology #oncology #SportsMedicine #medicine #cancer #ColonCancer #BowelCancer #running #EarlyOnset #EarlyOnsetCancer

  8. CW: How pickle juice relieves exercise associated muscle cramps

    Reflex Inhibition of Electrically Induced Muscle Cramps in Hypohydrated Humans [2010]

    "...we speculate that pickle juice ingestion triggers a reflex, likely somewhere in the oropharyngeal region, which acts to reduce alpha motor neuron pool activity in cramping muscles. "
    ...
    "We propose two scenarios by which pickle juice ingestion may cause inhibition of a cramping muscle’s alpha motor neuron pool. First, pickle juice may trigger an inhibitory stimulus from a supraspinal source that activates inhibitory
    interneurons. Activation of these interneurons may postsynaptically inhibit the alpha motor neuron pool of the cramping muscle. In rats, intraperitoneal injection of acetic acid increases the release of inhibitory neurotransmitters (e.g.,
    serine and glycine) in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord (12). Glycine is a specially potent inhibitory neurotransmitter in
    the spinal cord that may increase inhibitory interneuron activity (e.g., Renshaw cells) or decrease ventral horn neuron activity (9) because these neurons have a high affinity for
    glycine (37). Suppression of inhibitory neurotransmitters has been implicated as a possible mechanism for cramp genesis (26). Thus, an increase in inhibitory neurotransmitter activity,
    triggered by pickle juice ingestion, could be involved in the alleviation of electrically induced muscle cramps."
    ...
    "Regardless of where the inhibition is occurring, pickle
    juice’s apparent reduction of alpha motor neuron activity is
    consistent with current thought on the etiology of EAMC. Schwellnus et al. (29) proposed that EAMC were due to neuromuscular fatigue. Neuromuscular fatigue is thought to
    create an imbalance between muscle spindle and Golgi
    tendon organ activity, resulting in increased alpha motor neuron excitability. Thus, if EAMC are caused by an imbalance between excitatory and inhibitory stimuli at the alpha motor neuron pool, pickle juice ingestion may cause an increase in inhibition from supraspinal sources, thereby
    resulting in cramp alleviation."

    oliverfinlay.com/assets/miller

    #SportsMedicine #exercise
    #physiology

  9. At 2.20pm yesterday I was Just passing a local grass soccer oval on the way home.
    What should be the heat health policy for children (teen girls) playing soccer in 35C+ heat? Anyone?

    When I got home, I did some reading: Sports Medicine Aus says Soccer is a category 3 sport for extreme heat health risks. The girls were playing in 35.8C ambient temperature, 22% humidity as I measured. That places them into moderate #heathealth risk approaching high risk.
    I have no idea if more frequent breaks, or drink stoppages were being implemented which are risk mitigation measures at moderate level.
    I am only glad this wasn’t on #syntheticturf which would amplify the heat health risks. Synthetic Turf can reach spot temperatures up to 80C in direct sunlight posing a direct health stress risk to playing on the surface.
    The Sports Medicine Australia document says near the end :
    “currently unclear if heat stress risk is truly elevated in children”
    #Extremheat #HeatHealth #Health #SportsMedicine #heatwave #Soccer

    sma.org.au/wp-content/uploads/

  10. Running on empty: Female athletes’ health and performance at risk from not eating enough

    When the energy consumed from food becomes insufficient to meet the demands of high physical activity levels, a state of imbalance occurs called low energy availability. Low energy availability can disrupt hormones and metabolism in as little as five days. tinyurl.com/3wedwav5

    #fitness #diet #womenshealth #running #nutrtion #sportsmed #sportsmedicine

  11. Best explanation I've seen of what may have happened to #DamarHamlin from a Sports medicine Dr.

    youtu.be/H-G9mziXL9w

    If true, what a freak accident. Ugh. Hope he recovers fully

    #nfl #football #sportsMedicine

  12. Excellent catch-up with my #TrailMed friends with the bonus of meeting Sam from #Ultra-X

    Looking forward to a whole world of fun in the office and out on the hill with these guys over the coming year! 👌🏻 ⛰🏥
    #EventMedicine #WildernessMedicine #CPET #Ultrarunning #TrailRunning #SportsMedicine #MediFedi

  13. For all the #MedMastodon folks over here, I vote for #MediFedi as a hashtag. We will be embracing those from every instance & the very spirit of this platform. Many of us are not on med-mastodon, but all of us are part of the fediverse! 
Really want to connect with all medics, Sports Medics, Nurses, ACPs, Pharmacists, Physios, & anyone interested in any medical field. I learned hugely from you over on the bird site! 🙌🏻

    #Medicine #AcuteMedicine #SportsMedicine #Doctors #Nurses #MedicalEducation

  14. Is Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer?
    youtu.be/m8Y0BQP1Pog

    Katie Couric interviews Dr. Timothy Cannon, gastroenterologist and oncologist who conducted a study on elite endurance athletes and colorectal cancer. Dr Cannon presented his findings at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO] Annual Meeting in Chicago (link below). He discusses a possible link between runner's colitis and colorectal cancer.

    Excerpts -

    5:05
    Cannon: it's going to take a huge effort to figure this out, but it is definitely real. I see them in our office every week, you know, patients under under 45, you under 40, often under 30 with colorectal cancer. I don't really remember seeing it that often, you know, 15 years ago.

    34:23
    Cannon: I think um uh the most common ones are bleeding in your stool. You know, that's a red flag that and again that back to the marathoners. So many of them were told it was normal if
    you run. I would not accept that answer

    Couric: Or they have hemorrhoids, right? People blow doctors blow people off and say, "Oh, don't worry."

    Cannon: Right. Exactly. Yeah. That happens all the time. So - but bleeding in the stool is a sign.

    34:55
    Cannon: Abdominal pain is also a common symptom, but it's not there all the time. None of these are, in fact. So I think even having one of those things is enough of a reason to try to get checked out.

    Link to study abstract:
    meetings.asco.org/2025-asco-an

    Link to press release on the study:
    inovanewsroom.org/press-releas

    #gastroenterology #oncology #SportsMedicine #medicine #cancer #ColonCancer #BowelCancer #running #EarlyOnset #EarlyOnsetCancer

  15. Is Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer?
    youtu.be/m8Y0BQP1Pog

    Katie Couric interviews Dr. Timothy Cannon, gastroenterologist and oncologist who conducted a study on elite endurance athletes and colorectal cancer. Dr Cannon presented his findings at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO] Annual Meeting in Chicago (link below). He discusses a possible link between runner's colitis and colorectal cancer.

    Excerpts -

    5:05
    Cannon: it's going to take a huge effort to figure this out, but it is definitely real. I see them in our office every week, you know, patients under under 45, you under 40, often under 30 with colorectal cancer. I don't really remember seeing it that often, you know, 15 years ago.

    34:23
    Cannon: I think um uh the most common ones are bleeding in your stool. You know, that's a red flag that and again that back to the marathoners. So many of them were told it was normal if
    you run. I would not accept that answer

    Couric: Or they have hemorrhoids, right? People blow doctors blow people off and say, "Oh, don't worry."

    Cannon: Right. Exactly. Yeah. That happens all the time. So - but bleeding in the stool is a sign.

    34:55
    Cannon: Abdominal pain is also a common symptom, but it's not there all the time. None of these are, in fact. So I think even having one of those things is enough of a reason to try to get checked out.

    Link to study abstract:
    meetings.asco.org/2025-asco-an

    Link to press release on the study:
    inovanewsroom.org/press-releas

    #gastroenterology #oncology #SportsMedicine #medicine #cancer #ColonCancer #BowelCancer #running #EarlyOnset #EarlyOnsetCancer

  16. Is Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer?
    youtu.be/m8Y0BQP1Pog

    Katie Couric interviews Dr. Timothy Cannon, gastroenterologist and oncologist who conducted a study on elite endurance athletes and colorectal cancer. Dr Cannon presented his findings at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO] Annual Meeting in Chicago (link below). He discusses a possible link between runner's colitis and colorectal cancer.

    Excerpts -

    5:05
    Cannon: it's going to take a huge effort to figure this out, but it is definitely real. I see them in our office every week, you know, patients under under 45, you under 40, often under 30 with colorectal cancer. I don't really remember seeing it that often, you know, 15 years ago.

    34:23
    Cannon: I think um uh the most common ones are bleeding in your stool. You know, that's a red flag that and again that back to the marathoners. So many of them were told it was normal if
    you run. I would not accept that answer

    Couric: Or they have hemorrhoids, right? People blow doctors blow people off and say, "Oh, don't worry."

    Cannon: Right. Exactly. Yeah. That happens all the time. So - but bleeding in the stool is a sign.

    34:55
    Cannon: Abdominal pain is also a common symptom, but it's not there all the time. None of these are, in fact. So I think even having one of those things is enough of a reason to try to get checked out.

    Link to study abstract:
    meetings.asco.org/2025-asco-an

    Link to press release on the study:
    inovanewsroom.org/press-releas

    #gastroenterology #oncology #SportsMedicine #medicine #cancer #ColonCancer #BowelCancer #running #EarlyOnset #EarlyOnsetCancer

  17. Is Extreme Running Linked to Colon Cancer?
    youtu.be/m8Y0BQP1Pog

    Katie Couric interviews Dr. Timothy Cannon, gastroenterologist and oncologist who lead a study on elite endurance athletes and colorectal cancer. Dr Cannon presented his findings at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO] Annual Meeting in Chicago (link below). He discusses a possible link between runner's colitis and colorectal cancer.

    Excerpts -

    5:05
    Cannon: it's going to take a huge effort to figure this out, but it is definitely real. I see them in our office every week, you know, patients under under 45, you under 40, often under 30 with colorectal cancer. I don't really remember seeing it that often, you know, 15 years ago.

    34:23
    Cannon: I think um uh the most common ones are bleeding in your stool. You know, that's a red flag that and again that back to the marathoners. So many of them were told it was normal if
    you run. I would not accept that answer

    Couric: Or they have hemorrhoids, right? People blow doctors blow people off and say, "Oh, don't worry."

    Cannon: Right. Exactly. Yeah. That happens all the time. So - but bleeding in the stool is a sign.

    34:55
    Cannon: Abdominal pain is also a common symptom, but it's not there all the time. None of these are, in fact. So I think even having one of those things is enough of a reason to try to get checked out.

    Link to study abstract:
    meetings.asco.org/2025-asco-an

    Link to press release on the study:
    inovanewsroom.org/press-releas

    #gastroenterology #oncology #SportsMedicine #medicine #cancer #ColonCancer #BowelCancer #running #EarlyOnset #EarlyOnsetCancer

  18. Question for fitness conscious nomads: where are some great locations in the world for health and wellness optimization? Beyond good gyms, I'm looking for places that have access to highly qualified sports and functional medicine doctors, cutting edge medical technology, diagnostic tests, peptide injections, MDMA assisted therapy, etc. #fitness #health #wellness #functionalmedicine #peptides #sportsmedicine #digitalnomad #medicaltourism #mdma #huberman #peterattia #timferris #biohacking

  19. Question for fitness conscious nomads: where are some great locations in the world for health and wellness optimization? Beyond good gyms, I'm looking for places that have access to highly qualified sports and functional medicine doctors, cutting edge medical technology, diagnostic tests, peptide injections, MDMA assisted therapy, etc. #fitness #health #wellness #functionalmedicine #peptides #sportsmedicine #digitalnomad #medicaltourism #mdma #huberman #peterattia #timferris #biohacking

  20. Question for fitness conscious nomads: where are some great locations in the world for health and wellness optimization? Beyond good gyms, I'm looking for places that have access to highly qualified sports and functional medicine doctors, cutting edge medical technology, diagnostic tests, peptide injections, MDMA assisted therapy, etc. #fitness #health #wellness #functionalmedicine #peptides #sportsmedicine #digitalnomad #medicaltourism #mdma #huberman #peterattia #timferris #biohacking

  21. Question for fitness conscious nomads: where are some great locations in the world for health and wellness optimization? Beyond good gyms, I'm looking for places that have access to highly qualified sports and functional medicine doctors, cutting edge medical technology, diagnostic tests, peptide injections, MDMA assisted therapy, etc. #fitness #health #wellness #functionalmedicine #peptides #sportsmedicine #digitalnomad #medicaltourism #mdma #huberman #peterattia #timferris #biohacking

  22. I create an account to @Mastodon I present myself.

    I am a #Sportsmedicine and #Sports Orthopedics MD, PhD.
    MSK sonographer using #ultrasound
    A #Returntoplay specialist.
    Researcher to understand #muscle and #tendon injuries.

  23. I create an account to @Mastodon I present myself.

    I am a #Sportsmedicine and #Sports Orthopedics MD, PhD.
    MSK sonographer using #ultrasound
    A #Returntoplay specialist.
    Researcher to understand #muscle and #tendon injuries.

  24. 🏒 Ice hockey may be tough on your joints.
    A 2021 systematic review showed:
    ➡️ Hip OA risk ↑ 70%
    ➡️ Knee OA risk ↑ 52%
    📖 Source: Bestwick-Stevenson et al., 2021
    🔗 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/
    #Osteoarthritis #SportsMedicine #AthleteHealth #JointHealth

  25. 🥋 Did you know?
    A 2021 meta-analysis found wrestlers face a much higher risk of osteoarthritis:
    ➡️ Hip OA risk ↑ 78%
    ➡️ Knee OA risk ↑ 122%
    📖 Source: Bestwick-Stevenson et al., 2021
    🔗 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/
    #Osteoarthritis #SportsMedicine #JointHealth #AthleteHealth