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ou want to know one of the best things about summer? Less TV time. I love that our TV is not on as often because there’s just too much life to live outside. And let's face it: reruns. Talk about a waste of time. As summer winds down, it's time to really drink it up— metaphorically. The interesting thing is that I’ve found I am much more optimistic during the summer
some of whom are close colleagues of mine, but the ‘if it bleeds, it leads’ philosophy creates a negative persuasion that I don’t miss at all during the summer. And instead of hanging out with the likes of Donald ‘You’re fired!’ Trump, Simon ‘That was pathetic’ Cowell, and those annoying hosts of Dancing With the Stars, I’ve found so much more time to chat and interact with neighbors, friends and family. And nobody’s been fired or voted off! Instead, I’m able to convert the extra hours of daylight into biking, hiking and a variety of sports and games my
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kids and their friends make up.
(OK, I'll come clean....I watch DWTS, and Julianne Hough is an engaging host.)
months. I wonder if it has something to do with less TV. Sure, I know about the
I’ve you’ve ever said to yourself that you’d get
effect of shorter versus longer days on our
more active if you had more time, well, in a way,
dispositions, and that surely plays a part.
during summer, you have more time. Clearly,
I love longer days. I enjoy tossing a ball or
a lot more daylight time, so turn off the tube
taking a stroll through the purple dust of
and go try something new. If you’re scratching
twilight. But I keep coming back to that
your head about what to do, you’re in luck. This
‘no time for TV’ thing. And there’s really
month’s magazine is full of great ideas, tips, and
something to it.
encouragements to get out there and improve your health. In our fitness section, we even have
When I begin to think of the images,
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messages and meaninglessness that is so
and put on your wall! We even have a list of
prevalent on television, I view turning the TV
the cool nutrition apps that are out there that
off as a sort of mental detoxification. Clearing
will make being healthy that much easier. Es-
the clutter. No offense to the television gurus,
sentially, this month we’re full to the gills with
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Promising uses of stem cells and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) WRITTEN BY JARED TADJE, MD
IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, WE HAVE SEEN INTEREST IN THE USE OF “BIOLOGIC” OR “REGENERATIVE” TREATMENTS IN ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY. THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT AND EXCITING IN THIS AREA. Envision the day when knee replacement becomes obsolete because we can inject cartilage cells into the knee and alleviate the arthritis. Think about growing a new ACL, rather than having a reconstruction. How about healing your rotator cuff without any surgery? The possibilities extend beyond surgeries. These treatments may help with tendonitis, fractures, ligament injuries, and a host of other maladies. While we are many years away from most of these applications, we have started to use biologic treatments to help tissues heal and help with inflammation. Two common treatments are the use of stem cells and PRP (platelet-rich plasma).
that help with healing. Platelets contain many proteins called growth factors, which are important to the healing process. So far over 30 proteins have been identified in this process. PRP is obtained by drawing blood, then placing it in a centrifuge for a few minutes. The platelets are then separated from the rest of the blood and injected into the area of concern.
The growth factors from the PRP help tissues heal. PRP is being used for a variety of conditions in orthopedics, including tendonitis, arthritis, fracture healing, tendon healing, and many others.
There remains much work to be done in regards to the use of stem cells and PRP. We are still trying to figure out the best sources, what quantities should be used, how to optimize the response, and many other questions. However, Stem cells are one of the basic cells in the body. They are undifferentiated, we have started using biologic treatments with some optimism. As more meaning that they have not turned into a particular kind of tissue yet. They are research is done, these treatments will likely become a staple of treatment in “undecided.” What makes these cells exciting is that they can become virtually Tadje Orthopaedics many areas logo of medicine. The possibilities seem endless. any tissue in the body. These cells are more abundant in fetuses and in young children, but they do exist in adults. They are found in bone marrow, fat, and in many other tissues. In orthopedics, we have have started to use stem cells in areas of tissue injury to regenerate new tissue. We typically inject the cells into the area of concern. While there remains much work to be done, early results are promising. There is active research looking at ways to better isolate these cells and to send them the signals to “tell” them what they should become. PRP has been around for a few decades, but it has recently had an increase in popularity, partly due to its use by professional athletes. Platelets are cellsColor in the blood that are involved in clotting. When they are exposed to an injury or removed from the body, they become “activated,” and they release chemicals
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HOW TO FLOAT THE BOISE THE FIRST TIME I FLOATED DOWNSTREAM, RIGHT THROUGH DOWNTOWN, REMINDED ME HOW IMPORTANT THIS RIVER IS TO THE CITY: FESTIVALS HAVE BEEN CREATED TO CELEBRATE IT; FRENCH TRAPPERS AND CAPTAIN BONNEVILLE FLIPPED OUT UPON SEEING THIS TREE-LINED BODY OF WATER IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL THE DIRT AND SAGEBRUSH; AND EVEN MATISYAHU WAS SPOTTED FLOATING BY LAST YEAR. FOLLOW THESE RULES FOR SAFETY. BEFORE YOU THROW ANY OLD POOL TOY INTO THE WATER, THERE ARE A FEW RULES: 18 HEALTHY IDAHO
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Do not float the river before it officially opens! The water will be too high, and fallen trees and debris have yet to be cleared. It typically opens late June or early July, so be patient and check online for the official announcement.
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WHERE TO PUT-IN AND HOW TO ACQUIRE YOUR FLOATATION DEVICE. Put-in (start) at Barber Park, about 20 minutes east of downtown. Turn on Eckert Rd. (a right off Warm Springs or a left off Boise Ave. — both routes are popular) and follow it until you see the park.
Boise State University is on the opposite bank. If you’re floating around noon on a weekday, there’s a good chance the marching band is practicing on the famous Smurf Turf.
At the start, Epley’s Boise River Rentals rents tubes and rafts for $12-$55 for three hours, and has free air stations if you’ve brought your own. The river water is shallow here, so maneuver your flotation device and hop in.
There are small islands in the river here, and the more adventurous go to the right, which has less room to avoid branches and leaves. I stay left to avoid getting stuck or, worse, pulled under.
STAY AFLOAT AND WATCH FOR WEIRS.
MAKE SURE YOU GET OUT BEFORE THE DIVERSION DAM.
Shortly after the start, an island splits the waterway. Stay to the left, as the right fork is much narrower and may not keep you afloat. Keep the tube steady when you reach diversion weirs, mini-waterfalls that try to topple you out of your tube. It’s a mix of instinct and keeping the front of the raft or tube up. I just learned to swim the day before my first float, and kept watching the little white dog on the raft ahead of me (pets are okay, if they have a lifejacket). She was shifting her center of gravity for each weir, and I remember thinking, “If she can do it without falling off, so can I.”
ENJOY THE LEISURELY RIDE. The first two miles are a chance to enjoy the 90° F sunshine and the views: sagebrushcovered foothills to the right, creepy giant herons’ nests high in the trees to the left. The foothills give way to a golf course, where floater rest stops are an opportunity to throw away trash or use the restroom.
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Steer left when you see the bright orange bridge, unless you enjoy getting soaked by the rowdy college kids cannonballing next to you. Then begins the “Ribbon of Jewels” — city parks honoring famous local women. The first is Municipal (not named after a woman), the former “hobo jungle” (named for the unemployed workers during the Depression). The riverbanks here are full of geese, loons, and two types of mallards. Floating before noon or early in the evening increases chances of muskrat, fox, and doe with fawn sightings.
Once you’ve cleared the island and are floating under the old wood-and-iron railroad bridge, start shifting to the left. This is Ann Morrison Park, named after “The First Lady of Construction” — the wife of Henry Morrison, whose construction company was instrumental in building both Hoover Dam and The Kennedy Center. There are two docks to the left, located on each side of the footbridge. You must take out here — a dangerous diversion dam is ahead, and people have drowned floating unsanctioned sections.
REWARD YOURSELF HEARTILY. Epley’s has a rental return point in Ann Morrison, and runs a $3 shuttle bus that can take floaters back to the start at Barber Park. If you came with me, though, you’d have already parked a car full of coolers and barbecue supplies at Ann Morrison, and used the shuttle bus to get to the start in the first place. This means we’ll be immediately starting up the grill and refreshing our sundrained selves at the finish.
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Floating under the Broadway Bridge gets you into Julia Davis Park, the oldest park in Boise. A former orchard named after one of the original citizens, it holds several museums and Zoo Boise. Quickly look to the right just past the Friendship Bridge to catch a glimpse of Julius the Giraffe eating some leaves.
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1. NO SODA 2. At least three workouts every Monday–Friday, even if the days get mixed up. 3. If you must replace a calendar meal with something else, eat some combination of foods included in the rest of the calendar. Obviously it will be hard to follow this calendar exactly. Maybe you loathe boiled eggs, or you just forget to buy some stuff on the list, or you just don’t want to throw a baseball. If you don’t like a food, replace it with something else you see on the calendar. If you don’t like a workout, replace it with something else you see on the calendar, or some equivalent exercise. Of course this calendar doesn’t capture the broad scope of healthy foods and activities, so if you like rock climbing, do that instead of running, and if you love Asian food, eat a healthy curry instead of chicken and rice. The point of this calendar is to provide simple options that anyone can use for an entire month.
(*This calendar is for those in decent physical condition who are looking to feel better and weight a little less. Any weight loss endeavor should begin with a consultation with your doctor.)
1 Sunday
2 Monday
3 Tuesday
4 Wednesday
5 Thursday
6 Friday
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Breakfast: Oats, honey, berries, milk
Breakfast: Granola, milk, grapefruit
Breakfast: Cream of wheat, berries, milk
Breakfast: Yogurt, granola
Breakfast: Smoothie: oats, mango, honey, milk
Breakfast: Boiled eggs, toast, orange juice
Lunch: Roasted/baked squash with garlic, butter, bread
Lunch: Hummus, pita bread, carrots
Lunch: Cheat day! Eat out, but make sure you’re getting something from multiple food groups
Breakfast: Vegetable and cheese omelet, orange juice, toast
Lunch: Squash, butter, milk, wheat bread
Lunch: Salsa and corn chips
Lunch: Cheat meal! Pizza, but try one that isn’t from a chain
Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini Workout: Rest Snack: Dried mango
Dinner: Pork chops, potatoes, asparagus Workout: Pushups: 3×10 Run: 1.5 miles Plank: 3×40 seconds Snack: Apple sauce
Dinner: Fried/grilled chicken salad, vinaigrette dressing
Lunch: Crackers and cheese, plus some fruit
Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini
Dinner: Shrimp, pasta, red sauce, peas
Workout: Play catch with a friend
Workout: Body squats: 3×15 Jump rope: 10 minutes
Snack: Dried apricots
Snack: Edamame peas
Workout: Go for a 20-minute walk Snack: Mixed nuts
Dinner: Couscous, chicken, lemon, asparagus Workout: Pushups: 3×10 Run: 1.5 miles Plank: 3×40 seconds Snack: Carrots
Dinner: Salmon, rice, lemon, peas Workout: Go hiking, minimum of 2 miles Snack: Popcorn (easy on the salt and butter)
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Breakfast: Vegetable and cheese omelet, orange juice, toast
Breakfast: Yogurt, granola
Breakfast: Cream of wheat, berries, milk
Breakfast: Smoothie: oats, raspberries, honey, milk
Breakfast: Boiled eggs, toast, orange juice
Breakfast: Oats, honey, berries, milk
Breakfast: Smoothie: oats, raspberries, honey, milk
Lunch: Tomato soup, bread, celery
Lunch: PB&J sandwich on wheat bread, banana
Lunch: Squash, butter, milk, wheat bread
Lunch: Cheat day! Eat out, but make sure the meal is balanced
Lunch: Crackers and cheese
Lunch: Squash, butter, milk, wheat bread
Lunch: Cheat weekend! Hamburger, but easy on the greasy fries
Dinner: Chicken and asparagus
Dinner: Shrimp, pasta, red sauce
Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini
Dinner: Salmon, rice, asparagus
Dinner: Pork chops, potatoes, zucchini
Workout: Pushups: 3×12 Run: 2 miles Plank: 3×50 seconds
Workout: Go to a park and play (soccer, frisbee, jungle gym, swings, etc.)
Workout: Body squats: 3×20 Jump rope: 15 minutes Plank: 3×50 seconds
Workout: Pushups: 3×12 Run: 2.5 miles
Workout: Go bike riding, minimum of 6 miles
Snack: Almonds, dried apples
Snack: Carrots, banana
Snack: Bell pepper
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Breakfast: Fried potatoes, eggs, bacon, orange slices
Breakfast: Cream of wheat, blueberries, milk
Breakfast: Vegetable and cheese omelet, orange juice, toast
Breakfast: Smoothie: oats, mangos, honey, milk
Breakfast: Yogurt, granola
Breakfast: Boiled eggs, toast, grapefruit
Breakfast: Smoothie: oats, berries, honey, milk
Lunch: PB&J sandwich on wheat bread, banana
Lunch: Couscous, chicken, lemon, peas
Lunch: Cheat day! Eat out, but not fast food.
Lunch: Tomato soup, celery, bread
Lunch: Couscous, chicken, lemon, vegetables
Dinner: Shrimp, pasta, red sauce
Dinner: Fried/grilled chicken salad
Workout: Play catch for 30 minutes
Workout: Body squats: 3×25 Jump rope: 15 minutes Plank: 3×60 seconds
Workout: Soccer or badminton at the park
Workout: Pushups: 3×15 Run: 3 miles
Snack: Edamame peas
Snack: Almonds, orange
Snack: Apple sauce
Snack: Salsa and corn chips
Snack: Dried apples and Wheat Thins
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Breakfast: Oats, honey, blueberries, milk
Breakfast: Vegetable and cheese omelet, grapefruit, toast
Breakfast: Yogurt, granola
Breakfast: Oats, honey, strawberries, milk
Lunch: Cheat meal! Go out to eat, but not to a burger joint.
Lunch: Salad with nuts and cheese.
Dinner: Pork chops, potatoes, asparagus Workout: Rest Snack: Cheat snack! Brownies
Lunch: Salad with nuts and cheese. Dinner: Salmon, rice, lemon, squash Workout: Rest Snack: Mixed nuts, plus something chocolate (you deserve it) 22 Sunday
Lunch: Tomato soup, celery and bread Dinner: Chicken, potatoes, asparagus Workout: Pushups: 3×15 Run: 2.5 miles Plank: 3×60 seconds Snack: Cashews and dried pineapple 23 Monday
Dinner: Chicken, rice, green beans
Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Eggs, toast, sausage, orange juice Cream of wheat, blackberries, milk Smoothie: oats, bananas, peanut butter, honey, milk Lunch: Lunch: Carrots, fruit, hummus, pita bread Lunch: Tomato soup, bread, celery Salsa and corn chips, some fruit Dinner: Dinner: Dinner: Chicken and asparagus Salmon, rice, lemon, squash Fried/grilled shrimp salad, tomatoes Workout: Workout: Pushups: 3×20 Rest Workout: Run: 3 miles Toss a Frisbee Plank: 3×70 seconds Snack: Cheat snack! Ice cream Snack: Snack: Banana, cashews Bell pepper 29 Sunday
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Breakfast: Eggs, toast, bacon, orange juice
Breakfast: Oats, honey, blueberries, milk
Lunch: Tomato soup, celery, bread
Lunch: PB&J sandwich on wheat bread, banana
Dinner: Fried/grilled chicken salad, tomatoes Workout: Rest Snack: Hummus and pita bread
Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini Workout: Pushups: 3×25 Run: 4 miles Plank: 3×90 seconds Snack: Crackers, cheese, dried fruit
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Lunch: Couscous, chicken, lemon, vegetables Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini Workout: Body squats: 3×25 Jump rope: 20 minutes Plank: 3×70 seconds Snack: Dried apricots and mixed nuts
SHOPPING LIST BREAKFAST: 1 gal. Orange Juice 10 c. Oats 2 lbs. Granola 1 box Cream of Wheat Honey 4 Bananas 4 Oranges 2 Grapefruits 1 lb. Blueberries/raspberries/blackberries/ raspberries/strawberries 1 lb. Mangos (frozen) 4 gal. Milk ½ gal. Apple sauce 2 lbs. Potatoes 2 loaves wheat bread 1–2 dozen eggs
Dinner: Fried/grilled chicken salad Workout: Shoot hoops on a basketball court Snack: Edamame peas
Lunch: PB&J sandwich on wheat bread, banana Dinner: Pork chops, potatoes, asparagus
Snack: Apple sauces
Dinner: Chicken, rice, squash
Dinner: Chicken, rice, zucchini
Workout: Go for a walk
Workout: Pushups: 3×20 Run: 3.5 miles
Snack:
Snack:
Edamame peas and an orange
Snack: Salsa, corn chips
Dinner: Pork chops, potatoes, green beans Workout: Go swimming, minimum of 8 laps.
Dinner: Shrimp, pasta, red sauce, asparagus Workout: Go hiking, minimum of 4 miles Snack: Popcorn
Almonds, dried apples
*This is not a one-trip shopping list. Perishables will need to be purchased in increments every week. These are all the foods you’ll consume this month. LUNCH: Squash (spaghetti, acorn or yellow) Tomato soup Corn chips (preferably low fat/ sodium content) Salsa Celery Jelly Peanut butter Crackers (preferably whole grain) ½ lb. Cheese (preferably low fat/ sodium content)
DINNER: 8-10 lbs. Chicken 2 lbs. Shrimp 2 lbs. Salmon 3 lbs. Pork 3 Zucchinis 2 Bell peppers 2 lbs. Rice 1 qt. Red sauce 2 Lemons 1 lb. Couscous 1 lb. Asparagus 1 lb. Peas/green beans (frozen) 2 Tomatoes Pasta Lettuce/spinach Vinaigrette dressing
SNACKS: Carrots Apple sauce 2 lbs. Mixed nuts/almonds/ cashews ½lb. Dried apricots ½lb. Dried mango ¼ lb. Dried pineapple 1 lb. Dried apples Hummus Pita bread Edamame peas Popcorn
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To do and not do
13 THINGS
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1 wait for the "perfect" time. 5 expect infomercial results. DON'T
DON'T
There will never be a perfect time. Learn a few of the basics and start as soon as you can. Putting it off is a great way to have nothing change.
2 take it slow when you begin. DO
Rushing into an intensive training program when you are just starting out is sure to be overwhelming. You'll have a much greater chance of sticking with it if you work into it gradually.
3 change everything at once. DON'T
Think of how traumatic it would be if you suddenly went from relative inactivity and poor eating to a high-powered program and a strict diet. I recommend you start with an exercise program. Keep at it for 3 weeks consistently then think about gradually modifying your nutritional habits.
4 make a committment. DO
One of the keys to establishing exercise as a habit is to make a committment to it. If you go in with the attitude that you'll do it when it's convenient or when you feel like it, your chances of sticking to your exercise program decrease.
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I'm not going to say you won't see great results—you will. Just don't expect it to happen in 2 weeks.
6 learn as much as you can. DO
Knowledge is very important. If you don't know what to do, take a little time and learn first. The rewards will be huge!
7 think you must exercise 2 hours a day to see results. DON'T
You don't have to exercise nearly that long. You can see results with as little as 20 to 30 minutes done 3 times per week.
8 ask questions. DO
I will readily admit I don’t know everything about exercise and fitness, even though I have a college degree in that subject.
9 work your muscles too hard. DON'T
You will most likely make yourself so sore and you won't want to train anymore. Take it fairly easy for the first few session then gradually increase your intensity.
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You can exercise without any equipment at all! Walking doesn't cost a dime and bodyweight exercises such as push-ups are completely free too!
12 stretch and warm-up. DO
Stretching during and after your workouts promotes flexibility. Warming up prepares your muscles for more strenuous work to come.
up your favorite 13 give foods all at once. DON'T
10 tell people your goals. DO
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Have you heard about this revolutionary treatment recently featured on The Dr. Oz Show? It's a treatment for women that will seriously change your life! Say hello to your new best friend, ThermiVa. ThermiVa is a non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatment. For many women, childbirth, genetics, age or a combination of all three can change their vaginal anatomy. These changes are often unwelcome and can cause discomfort, both in day-to-day life and sexually. Thankfully there are ways to combat this problem through vaginal rejuvenation. ThermiVa is one of the most effective treatments currently available. The best part? ThermiVa is completely pain free and non-surgical. There is no recovery time with ThermiVa. It's the perfect lunch time treatment! One of the best parts about ThermiVa is how easy the treatments are. You don't have to interrupt your life with expensive surgery and downtime! Who has time for that? Want to exercise afterwards? Go for it. Have sex? Sure!
ThermiVa Benefits: -
Treats Urinary Incontinence Improves Postpartum Recovery Increases Moisture & Tightness Faster Postpartum Recovery Time Improved Sexual Wellness Post Menopausal Wellness
How does ThermiVa work? A small, slender wand (similar to ones used in transvaginal ultrasounds during the beginning of pregnancy) is used to provide a temperaturecontrolled radiofrequency directly to the inner vaginal tissue and the outer labias. Treatments are extremely comfortable and quick. It takes about 30 minutes total, fifteen minutes for the inner vaginal tissues and fifteen minutes for the outer vaginal area.
How Many ThermiVa Treatments Do You Need? For optimal results we suggest a series of 3 treatments. We recommended that women come in for one treatment a month for three months. From that point forward, some may need one treatment a year just for maintenance. If you have questions about ThermiVa or would like to learn more visit SilkTouchMedSpa.com or call us at 208-939-3110 to for a complimentary consulation. Ready to get started? This summer save up to $900 on your Thermiva treatment at Silk Touch. *All Thermiva treatments are performed by our female staff members.
Is Everyone A ThermiVA candidate? The only contraindications to getting ThermiVa include pregnancy, active STD, urinary tract infection and patients with a cardiac device e.g. pacemaker/ defibrillator/ mechanical valves.
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