Preparing For Surgery: Nutrition, Mindfulness and Exercise Recommendations By A Surgeon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2024
- Dr. Scott Russo and Eric Broadworth discuss how to make sure a patient gets the best results from surgery with the right mindset, nutrition and exercise BEFORE and AFTER surgery.
Dr. Scott Russo is a retired orthopaedic spine surgeon and is the owner of Recover Health.
Recover Health helps patients get the optimal results from surgery by making sure they are properly prepared for surgery using visualization and mindfulness techniques along with nutrition and supplements and making recommendations for any lifestyle changes.
Anyone who is considering surgery needs to listen to this discussion!
For more information about Recover Health visit www.recoverhealth.net and also visit nutrifuelnutrition.com regarding supplements and nutrition.
To get ask Dr. Scott Russo a questions simply email your question to info@recoverhealth.net
For questions regarding physical therapy contact Dr. Eric Broadworth at eric@fuelphysicaltherapy.com
Visit www.fuelhealthwellness.com
I just found your videos this morning. Thank you! They are the most educational & so needed as people go through this. I am someone who has been struggling with DDD, autoimmune issues, herniations, spondylolethsis & stenosis for 15 years. My energetic life has progressively been reduced to where I cannot comfortably leave the house. I’ve been through shots that didn’t work, years of PT & aqua therapy. In May I heard a pop in my back just bending over to pick something up. Two days later I could not move. My spondy had slipped further, I have another herniation & my inflammation was through the roof. I will have my consult with a neurosurgeon in 2 weeks, and the videos help to gain knowledge on what to expect going forward. I put surgery off for sooo long and now just want to soldier through, get my life and a good quality of life back!
Interesting info regarding carbs/protein,vitamins etc,so difficult to find all of this in 1 video,this will make a huge difference post op...