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It’s extremely hard to get kids to rest, properly treat injuries and let their bodies recover when they are young. The culture shift makes kids and parents think they have to be going 110% year round if they want to get a college scholarship and go pro.
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Athletic trainer here 🙋♂️
The way Andrew explains everything here is perfect
To alleviate some fears on Wolves fans, Anthony Edwards suffered from runners knee last year, which is rarely treated with surgery as it’s related to inflammation of joints in the knee.
Surgery can’t really help with inflammation, inflammation is in common terms blood swelling in a joint that puts pressure on the nerves thus causing pain. Surgery just wouldn’t do anything to e frank.
In fact, John’s Hopkins and Mayo Clinic don’t even list surgery as a possible treatment option.
This leads me to believe it’s a completely unrelated injury to the runners knee from last year.
According to my research the most common arthroscopic knee surgery in the US is a partial meniscus tear repair.
That also comes with about a 2 month recovery, and needs to be operated on because a tear can get worse.
Purely speculative but it would make a lot of sense if he partially tore it against Toronto, didn’t have many symptoms or pain, cleared the physical to play yesterday then had it pop up on an MRI today.
Just my medical opinion but I’d be surprised if this injury has anything to do with the Wolves “mismanaging” Edwards in any way, or Edwards doing something wrong.
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Añadir romero al freír disminuye significativamente la oxidación de los aceites, y podría reducir hasta un 74% la formación de compuestos dañinos.
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What Anthony Edwards Really Said To Myron Gardner👀:
Ant: “Keep talking that sh*t, f*ck wrong with y’all?”
Melo: “Ain’t nobody worried about his a**!”
Ant: “Blame him!”
Bam also ignited Ant, who replied: “It’s me and you”
Lastly, Ant told Ocho: “Lucky charms, n****”
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In case you didn't watch football⚽️ today:
>🏴Arsenal got knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Fleetwood fookin Town (18th in the 4th tier of English football)
>🇨🇳China suspended coverage of La Liga after Mbappe joked about his dictator meme joking about Mao Zedong
>🏴Arsenal became the 1st reigning Premier League champion to lose to a 4th tier side in the League Cup
>🇫🇷PSG's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia had successful ACL surgery
>🏴The Arsenal-Fleetwood match was stopped for 8 mins in the 2nd minute because a drone was flying over the stadium
>🇪🇸Kylian Mbappe got dropped by 3 Chinese sponsors after joking about a meme of his face on Chairman Mao
-Mbappe & La Liga's president both put out apologies to China
>🇬🇧The UK Prime Minister's office refused to rule out knighting (Sir) Harry Kane after his Ballon d'Or win
>🇪🇸Raphinha liked an IG reel saying: "They gave the Ballon D'Or to Kane but Raphinha was 5th last season despite having a similar case"
>🇪🇸Lamine Yamal posted "IT WILL COME, good things take time" after finishing 3rd in the Ballon d'Or
>🇮🇹Como came back from 1-0 down to beat Torino 3-1 with goals on 81', 87' & 92'
-Nico Paz had a goal & an assist AGAIN & Como went up to 4th
>🇮🇹Roma beat Cagliari 4-2 & went 3rd, 1 pt above Como
>🇮🇹Lazio beat Sassuolo 6-2 & missed 2 pens to stay top of Serie A
-They're 8W 1D in 9 games despite fans boycotting home games against the owner
>🇩🇪DFB-Pokal results:
-Dortmund 3-2 Werder Bremen
-Köln 5-0 Union Berlin
-Eintracht Frankfurt won 3-1 at Hamburg
-Bochum 2-0 Mainz
>🏴Michael Carrick took training & will stay Man Utd manager for Saturday's game vs Chelsea
>🏴Wayne Rooney's 16 y/o son Kai scored 4 goals in Man Utd U18s' 6-0 win vs Burnley
>🏴Xabi Alonso said João Pedro will be out "a few weeks" with a thigh injury
-Chelsea scored 0 goals in the 2 PL games he missed this season
>🇪🇸Espanyol sacked manager after losing 4-3 to 4th tier Sestao River in the Copa del Rey on a 121st minute winner
>🇩🇪Bayern staff gave Kane a guard of honour on his first day back at training
>🇫🇷Ligue 1 moved 3 of Saturday's games because of the protests across France
>🇪🇺UEFA banned Lens fans from their UCL away games at Leipzig & Liverpool for throwing flares at Brugge
>Let me know what I missed
If you love football but don't have time to scroll twitter all day — I post one of these recaps every night... Follow me pookie
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Même les gens qui calculent pas le foot féminin en général svp svp regardez la comp ptdrrrrrrrr c’est tellement de la folie son niveau
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Al cambiar los materiales sintéticos (caucho sintético, asfalto, plástico...) del patio de las guarderías por suelo forestal, césped, musgo y arbustos, los niños mejoraron su sistema inmunitario en sólo 28 días: más diversidad microbiana, más células T reguladoras, aumento de marcadores antiinflamatorias y mayor equilibrio inmunológico.
A los 2 años los beneficios persistían, y se vieron mejoras adicionales: menos bacterias patógenas como Streptococcus en la piel y menor abundancia de bacterias asociadas a inflamación en el intestino.
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Evli çiftlerin ilişki doyumunun en güçlü göstergesi arkadaşlık temelli sevgidir* (r=.78).
*Arkadaş temelli sevgi; romantik ilişkilerde partneri bir "dost" olarak görmeyi, ona derin bir güven, şefkat ve saygı duymayı, ortak paylaşımlardan ve birlikte gülmekten zevk almayı merkeze alan sevgidir.
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Lakers defense has given up 117, 123 and 136 points the last three games. Two of those were to non playoff/play-in teams
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The hard boiled eggs at the hotel breakfast weren't boiled there. They came peeled, in brine.
The foodservice case is a 25 lb tub. The label reads hard cooked eggs, water, citric acid, sodium benzoate and nisin preparation as preservatives. Shelf life is 56 days in the cooler. A plant cooks the eggs in a continuous boiler, cracks and peels them with rollers and water jets, and floats them in the tub. The kitchen opens it, drains a hotel pan's worth and sets it out.
A peeled egg is wet, high in protein and sits at a pH bacteria like, so the acid drops the pH and the benzoate stops yeast and mold. Nisin is a peptide made by a dairy bacterium, and it's in there for Listeria. A 2019 Listeria outbreak traced to a Georgia plant that peels eggs made 7 people sick in 5 states, hospitalized 4 and killed 1.
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Modified food starch is starch that was treated with a chemical. The label doesn't say which one.
The FDA rule lists what the plant is allowed to do to it: soak it in hydrochloric or sulfuric acid, bleach it with peroxide or chlorine, react it with acetic anhydride, succinic anhydride, phosphorus oxychloride or propylene oxide, or cut it down with enzymes. Each treatment has its own cap, but regardless of the method, the ingredient still says modified food starch.
Every one of those treatments fixes something plain cornstarch can't do. Cross-linking ties the starch chains together so a canned gravy stays thick through the retort and a stir, while acetylation and propylene oxide keep a frozen sauce from weeping when it thaws. Acid thinning makes it pour, and cooking and drying it ahead of time is what lets instant pudding set with cold milk.
That's why Campbell's cream of mushroom lists it 4th, Jell-O instant pudding lists it 2nd after sugar, and Marie Callender's, Stouffer's and Hidden Valley contain modified food starch.