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If you're choosing effective, early-phase loaded exercises, not over-training or under-training, and you're STILL not seeing muscle growth, chronic inflammation could be why.
Chronic inflammation can lead to muscle wasting, fatigue, pain, and more. It could be a reason why you're working out, but not seeing great results.
In this episode, Dr. Shannon discusses what contributes to chronic inflammation in the musculoskeletal system: stress, overuse, trauma, and dehydration/nutritional deficits.
She discusses why these four things can happen, and how to address them to ultimately see better results.
1:49 How Muscle Mass Can Decrease Your Chronic Inflammation
5:33 Acute Inflammation vs Chronic Inflammation
9:35 Natural Inflammation Cycle After Workouts
11:56 The Top 4 Inflammation Triggers
12:50 Stress
19:57 Overusing Your Muscles
24:23 Physical Trauma
24:52 Dehydration or Nutritional Deficits
25:45 Symptoms of Chronic Inflammation
26:37 Steps to Decrease Inflammation
To try Evlo for 2 weeks free, visit www.evlofitness.com
By Dr. Shannon Ritchey, PT, DPT4.9
10971,097 ratings
If you're choosing effective, early-phase loaded exercises, not over-training or under-training, and you're STILL not seeing muscle growth, chronic inflammation could be why.
Chronic inflammation can lead to muscle wasting, fatigue, pain, and more. It could be a reason why you're working out, but not seeing great results.
In this episode, Dr. Shannon discusses what contributes to chronic inflammation in the musculoskeletal system: stress, overuse, trauma, and dehydration/nutritional deficits.
She discusses why these four things can happen, and how to address them to ultimately see better results.
1:49 How Muscle Mass Can Decrease Your Chronic Inflammation
5:33 Acute Inflammation vs Chronic Inflammation
9:35 Natural Inflammation Cycle After Workouts
11:56 The Top 4 Inflammation Triggers
12:50 Stress
19:57 Overusing Your Muscles
24:23 Physical Trauma
24:52 Dehydration or Nutritional Deficits
25:45 Symptoms of Chronic Inflammation
26:37 Steps to Decrease Inflammation
To try Evlo for 2 weeks free, visit www.evlofitness.com

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