Sports Medicine Weekly Sports Medicine Weekly

Interview with Carson Lux, Physical Therapist at Athletico to discuss 2 new techniques in therapy, dry needling and blood flow restriction training that can help with acute pain as well as post surgical rehab,   and explains their impacts on the body.

Plus a discussion with cardiologist, Dr. Steven Feinstein from Rush University Medical Center, regarding cardiovascular disease and its risks. Dr. Feinstein discusses the coronary calcium test and concerns about training for big events.

Ask the Doctor segment: Dr. Cole answers questions from listeners about MCL injuries, knee abnormalities and how to be aware of changes in your body, Dr. Cole also and explains the difference between CT scans and MRIs.

Interview with Karen Malkin, certified integrative health coach and holistic health counselor, discussing techniques for managing stress during the COVID pandemic.

Specialties: Weight Loss; Sugar Detox; Mindful Eating; Food Addictions; Hormone Balance; Digestive Reset; Sports Nutrition; Stress Regulation; Toxins & Environmental Health

Interview with Dr. Jeremy Alland, Primary Care Physician and Sports Medicine Specialist at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush, to discuss the importance of wearing a helmet while skiing and how to be aware of concussions.
Interview with Jay Jacobson, the Global Director of Education at Optimum Nutrition, BSN, and Isopure. The difference between amino acid supplements vs protein powders and when they should be taken during the day.
Ask the Doctor segment: Dr. Cole answers questions from listeners about Tenex procedure, runners knee, and activities that can be done after a knee replacement.

Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole talk with Dr. Nikhil Verma, Head Team Physician for the Chicago White Sox, Sports Medicine Specialist, and Orthopaedic Surgeon with Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush: Return to Sports during COVID and Keeping Patients Safe when seeking care.

Steve Kashul and Dr. Cole talk about the benefits, safety and risks of Cortisone Shots.

Steve Kashul and Dr. Cole talk with Doug Plank about his experience playing at Ohio State and with the Chicago Bears. As a former NFL safety who played 9 years with the Bears, he suffered about 30 concussions and has had both shoulders and knees replaced.