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To win the game you stay in the game – football and flexibility (12/27/11)

December 27, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Preventing Injury Football can be a brutal, even lethal sport.  But you can’t win games if players get injured. Which happens all the time. The results are obvious in high school and college teams – “take out” a key opposing player through injuries and you have a much easier time winning.  Yet NFL players know […]

Booze and sleeping pills – the wrong combination (11/16/11)

November 16, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Alcohol and Pills for Sleep “Beer and valium, that’s how I sleep. Works every time, a perfect night’s sleep.” So said an actor friend of mine, who often had trouble “coming down” after a play and used this cocktail three or four times a week. Yet often alcohol plus sleeping pills do not “work.”   Thirty […]

Would you snort sleeping pills to treat your feet? (Silly uses of sleeping pills – 1/27/11)

January 27, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Steve Tyler Treats His Feet Not everyone snorts prescription sleeping pills to treat their feet. Aerosmith rocker Steve Tyler podiatric self-management included snorting lunesta (eszopiclone.) When he tried it while performing in South Dakota in 2009 he fell off the stage. Please don’t do this when you’re judging American Idol, okay? As fans of the […]

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