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“Most people are lying to themselves about themselves,” says Tiffany Cellura, a leadership development coach and consultant. While many people have awareness of their “competency” aspects, their task-based talents, the vast majority of people aren’t truly aware of their character aspects—both good and bad. On today’s episode of The Code, […]
“Where did this concept come from, that in order to fix our pain, we just need to stretch more?” asks host Dr. Andrew Fix on this episode of The Code, after assessing a number of runners ahead of a major racing day in Colorado. Many athletes who experience joint pain […]
“We’re going from a standpoint of structure and pain to more function and dysfunction, which is already a huge leap forward when it comes to chiropractic and really all healthcare,” says Dr. Tim Zittle, chiropractor and founder of TreeHive, which offers nervous system-based chiropractics. Having worked in both physical therapy […]
Unstructured play isn’t, and shouldn’t be, just for kids. “We need you, I want you, you need you to go play,” implores host Dr. Andrew Fix on today’s episode of The Code. When we’re little, he explains, we play freely, on a daily basis and, for the most part, without […]
“Just keep going forward,” says Dimity Davis who, as co-founder of community platform Another Mother Runner and co-author of “Run Like a Mother,” helps women maintain their passion and commitment to running while balancing work and family life. On today’s episode of The Code she’ll talk to host Dr. Andrew […]
“You don’t want to take a chance with your health,” says Dr. Andrew Fix about the importance of getting pain checked out. Of course, the type of pain you are experiencing should determine what kind of care you seek out. On today’s episode of The Code, Dr. Fix will break […]
Empowering Expectant Mothers: The Benefits of Pelvic Floor PT During Pregnancy If you’re reading this and you are currently pregnant, congratulations! Whether you are expecting your first baby or you’ve done this before, navigating pregnancy and the birthing experience can be very challenging. Guidance from a pelvic floor physical therapist […]
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) plays a role in nine out of the ten deadliest diseases in the United States. “They make it so much easier to become the CEO of your own health,” says Dr. Torkil Færø MD, of wearables such as WHOOP, Garmin and Apple Watch which measure this […]
“Knowledge is power”—or is it? It’s a phrase we hear often, but never really question. On today’s episode of The Code, host Dr. Andrew Fix suggests that knowledge is not power, at least not unto itself. Knowledge becomes powerful only when we put it into action.   Dr. Fix cites […]
It all starts in the nose. Today’s guest, allergist Dr. Shuba Iyengar, explains that by the time we exhibit common allergy symptoms such as headache, itchy eyes and post-nasal drip, we’ve already been silently suffering. On today’s episode of The Code, Dr. Iyengar will explain the myriad reasons why over-the-counter […]
Your Pelvic Floor’s Sneaky Connection to the Whole Body   Despite all that they do for us, the pelvic floor puzzle is made up of muscles that are often overlooked and misunderstood. Not only do our pelvic floor muscles maintain bowel and bladder continence and keep your organs in place, […]
Return to Climbing Postpartum: How Physical Therapy can Help You Overcome Challenges with Confidence   Are you a new mom wondering how you are going to get back climbing on the wall? Maybe you have been a mom for over 5 years and are still asking the same question. Are […]