How to Recover from Tendinosis

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Uploaded by on Jan 5, 2009

"Gary,
do you have any tips on rehabbing from tibialis posterior tendinosis? I've read that eccentric stretching and strengthening works best."
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http://blog.garymoller.com/2009/01/do-you-have-any-tips-on-rehabbing-from.html

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  • Very good advice, but not the best title. Maybe would be better if named something like, Nutrition and the impact on tendons and joints. Not exactly how to recover. Thx

  • eating healthy is a good tip, but there are many other things you could have touched on.

  • wow. Youre the one that said I speak the language of bro science then your comment was deleted. So I defended myself. I said the same point in both comments just elaborated a bit. Go search anger management videos instead of tendonosis.

  • ...wow. Sorry if I came off as a dick. Just talking about protein and calories lol.

  • That wasn't what you said before, fucking retard. Why the fuck do you have to act like a dick? I don't give a shit, so go suck on a monkey. Please don't reply to this, I know I wont.

    One more time, so I don't have to ever respond.. Fuck you.

  • This man knows what he is talking about. No need to disrespect him.

  • No I speak the language of a double major in health fitness and nutrition. I'm also a natural competitive bodybuilder battling tendinosis. So I've heard it all. If you eat more calories then you use in a day it will be stored as fat. Very simple common sense. Depends on how high your basal metabolic rate is also. I don't know why people try to argue this. More protein=more calories. Your body can only absorb so much protein at once especially in liquids at once sitting.

  • any macro nutrient in excess will be stored as fat. excess protein in one meal means a lot of excess calories that you cannot use. especially at night. have you ever seen a weight lifter eat all his protein in one meal? or spread it out into 4 to 6 meals throughout the day?

  • Well... When you started speaking about eating too much protein in one meal, and that it will turn into fat, all your other points went down the toilet. I have a hard time believing your other information when you don't understand such a simple concept.

  • Thanks, seems like very good points

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