We should all be eating more fruit and vegetables, click below for a useful recipe booklet
Plain old milk and cereal as a post 'work out' snack have been given the thumbs up by researchers at the University of Texas
Low fat chocolate milkshake may well be superior to more expensive branded drinks as an aid to post exercise recovery.
In addition recent research supports the view that soy or whey protein after exercise really does seem to stimulate muscle growth.
Make sure you are drinking enough fluid click below to access a handy urine colour chart to pin up!
Generally usdeful for acute injuries and swelling, click below for more information
Hot applications or packs are generally useful for relaxing muscle, more information below.
Hot & Cold contrast bathing may be effective for some problems.
Research now shows the best times to stretch and what sort of stretch to do.
Many runners and sportspeople will suffer, and worry about treatment
'Scrum pox' can be due to a variry of local infections and is not just found in rugby players
How to observe and treat bruising
Whats the difference and how to treat?
Common to all contact sports and once formed is irreversible,