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Author: Stephen Fogg

Thrive Carolinas / Articles posted by Stephen Fogg (Page 15)

Thrive Welcomes Dr. Emily Roush, PT, DPT

Dr. Emily provides care that is based on compassion, integrity and a heart to serve the patient by going above and beyond. Having experienced her own personal dysfunction and the benefits of PT herself, she understands the impact it can have on a person’s quality of life. She performs full body assessments on each patient to find the driver behind their diagnosis Women’s Health/ Pelvic FloorVestibular TherapyOrthopedic IssuesWellness- urinary incontinence- leakage / frequency- constipation/bowel leakage- pelvic organ prolapse- pelvic pain/ pain with sex- pubic symphysis dysfunction- pregnancy/ postpartum care- pelvic floor weakness- dizziness/vertigo imbalance- lightheadedness-falls-vestibular neuritis- labyrinthitis-concussion- neck- back- pelvis- shoulder- elbow- wrist- hip- knee - ankle- injury prevention- post surgical care (if the patient’s insurance no longer pays for PT but they still want PT) ...

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Thrive Welcome's Paras Mehta, MD to the Team

Thrive is excited to welcome Dr. Paras Mehta to the team! Paras will serve an acupuncturist and will begin seeing patients mid-September! Paras Mehta, MD is a physiatrist in Charlotte, NC who is board-certified in PM&R and board-certified in integrative medicine. He received his medical degree from the University of Michigan, completed a residency at Atrium Medical Center (formerly Carolinas Medical Center) in Charlotte, NC, and designed an integrative medicine fellowship combining regenerative medicine and acupuncture-related techniques in conjunction with the two-year University of Arizona integrative medicine fellowship. His clinical and research interests lie at the intersection of approaching MSK pain in a novel way by addressing both central pain components (in particular with scalp acupuncture) and local pathology with regenerative medicine techniques. With experience performing...

Green Goddess Dip

Thanks to the New York Times for this recipe, one of our team members gave the recipe a shot over the week and the whole family loved it! He recommends not add all the greek yogurt in at one time because it was a bit overpowering for him, he cut the bitterness with mayonnaise. Pair with toasted pita (below) and freshly cut veggies! Give this recipe a shot to sneak a powerful punch of herbs into your kids' diet! Ingredients ½ cup packed fresh dill ½ cup packed fresh mint ½ cup packed fresh parsley 1 – 2 tablespoons EVOO ½ cup packed fresh basil 2 garlic cloves, chopped 2 scallions, white and green parts, sliced 1 ½ tablespoons, fresh squeezed lemon juice Pinch Kosher salt (to taste) ½ cup crumbled feta cheese ½ cup Greek yogurt ¼ cup...

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Nancy's Zucchini Sauce

Did you miss our Virtual Thriver demonstration on a Whole Food Plant Based Diet? If so, then you missed out on this great Zucchini Sauce recipe. Zucchini Sauce 5 medium zucchini, first peeled with a julienne peeler then chopped into small pieces (you can use a food processor). Set the julienned pieces to the side1 medium onion, minced3 garlic cloves, mincedFiltered Water ¾ cup2 T Extra Virgin Olive OilSalt and Pepper½ cup panko breadcrumbsParmesan cheese for topping In a saucepan warm up olive oil and add onion and garlic. Cook until golden. Add zucchini in small bunches and mix well with onion and oil. Add water and cover. Allow to simmer for about 10-15 minutes or zucchini becomes soft. Let sit for an additional 10-15 minutes covered...

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