Thursday, August 23, 2012

Is Cardio workout bad for you (for weight loss or otherwise)?


A friend of mine shared an article that spoke about 'How dangerous traditional cardio workout is for weight loss program.'

I have done a lot of articles on these topics, and always after thorough research. One of them is here... http://www.newslaundry.com/2012/03/quack-quack/ Scroll down till you see a BBC piece that I have spoken about.

For the piece in question, my response is below in red font.

This Type of Exercise can Damage your Heart
by Craig Ballantyne, CTT
Contributor:  Men's Health Magazine
Creator:  Turbulence Training

'Turbulence', are you serious! That is a very constructive term to have for name or training. My confidence level in whatever I am going to read next hasn't really sky rocketed though. Men's Health is not by any means a critically reviewed medical journal, which I am used, so I am going to be tough on them. 

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Old story, new cover

Just read their (Vardan) website, they have created new words for therapy and treatments that already exist. They also base their physical therapy protocol upon fundamentally flawed 'functional training'. Just trying to blind all with razzle dazzle.

Functional Manual Therapy = osteopathy, physio or a combination massage methodologies.

Functional Mobilization™ (FM) and Soft Tissue Mobilization = see above

Automatic Core Engagement (ACE) = automatic and exists within patients with back pain regardless of training. Main issue is a delay in recruitment that functional training struggles to affect

Functional Tests = the body will always get better when practicing a skill so testing for a movement you're practicing is always going to show improvement - catch is you need to practice every movement possible (infinite)

- By Kieran Lowe, London
Osteopath & Sports Rehab

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Testimonial: Severe Knee Pain to running 111km

Percy Fernandez:


I remember the evening I couldn't walk as I stepped outside the Metro. The pain was excruciating on my right knee as I simply couldn't walk. Thankfully, Rajat was with me as we were going into a meeting. And here I am, after a year. Stronger and wiser.

Thanks to them, I managed to run 111km on 11.11.11.

I love Rajat's approach to wellness. Holistic, I would say for want of a better word. Perhaps that's because he is a runner. His team is an illusion of magicians. They are professional to their marrow. They engage you. They can talk. And ofcourse, walk the talk. Most importantly, they are bunch of young, charming and vivacious boys and girls who add to that magical touch. Keep it up and keep up the good work.

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Testimonial: Low Back Pain

Dear Dr Rajat,


Greetings for the day!


Few days back I had came to your clinic as a man who was having all kinds of pain (which no one should imagine also) in lower back and right leg. With weak muscle, rather super week muscle as Vish used to say.


I still remember that day you said to me that we will cure you, don’t worry, and this statement was not only a statement but it has come true after the regular sessions at B2F.


I must thank you and Vish for the effort you all have put in to help make my pain disappear and helped me in gaining the strength to my legs. Here in B2F the way of treatment is so positive that no one can feel that he is suffering from any problems. I would also like to say that you have best team especially Vish, he is most descent and friendly guy I ever meet and at the same time his approach to treatment is outstanding. He is not only given me good therapy but also has made me understand how to overcome these problems, if they were to appear in the future.


And lastly, I will add if any one wants to see magic, don’t go to any magic show, just visit Dr. Rajat at B2F and you will see a real magic.


Thanks for your help and support.


I wish a great marathon success.


Regards,


Rishav Sahay