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“Obviously, I'm a huge fan of evidence, but the bulk of what we do is not and will never be evidence-based in that there’s never going to be enough randomized control trials on everything we do; to support everything we do, so then we have to start using things like theoretical coherence, biological plausibility, and most importantly with the available evidence. . .”​
Craig Payne, Podiatrist: PodChatLive Ep. 1, Dec 2017.
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This article examines the crucial role of nutrition in recovering from muscle and tendon injuries. It details the complex processes of muscle and tendon healing, outlining the inflammatory, proliferative, and remodeling phases for each. Specific proteins like actin and myosin in muscle, and collagen in tendons, are highlighted as key components requiring adequate nutritional support. The text also provides recommendations for supplemental nutrients to optimize healing at each stage, differentiating between muscle and tendon recovery needs. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of a targeted nutritional approach for improved recovery outcomes.