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The Role of Exercise Physiology in Helping to Manage Medical Conditions

A recent article of ours, ‘What’s the Difference Between Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology’ has skyrocketed into our top 10 most viewed pages on our website. Being a relatively new profession when compared to its counterpart, Physiotherapy, there is still confusion that surrounds Exercise Physiology. So, it’s not uncommon for there to be hesitancy when it

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How to Read Food Labels: Making Healthier Choices At the Grocery Store

I don’t know about you, but when I’m grocery shopping, I don’t want to be there any longer than I have to. And, for many of us, we don’t have the time to be standing around and figuring out what the labels mean and how to use them. As consumers, we’re becoming more health-conscious than

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Why Is Sleep Important?

Now more than ever, people are sleeping less than they did in the past; and quality of sleep has also decreased over the years. Getting the right amount of quality sleep is as important as other biological functions essential to life, such as eating healthy and exercising. When we sleep, our body performs many vital

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What’s the difference between Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology?

Most of us have heard of physiotherapists, nutritionists, massage therapists and personal trainers; and we have a pretty good understanding of what they do. For many people though, Exercise Physiology is a health profession that they haven’t heard of, or don’t know much about, and often confuse it with Physiotherapy. Both Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists

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Do You Have Lower Back Pain? Don’t Worry, We’ve Got Your Back!

If you’ve had, or are currently experiencing back pain, you’re not alone! Almost everyone in their lifetime, approximately 80% of the population, will experience back pain in one way or another. It’s one of the most common reasons why people come to see a Physiotherapist or an Exercise Physiologist. Fortunately, the majority of cases are

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