CARDIOLOGY, PRIMARY CARE AND NUTRITION

All posts by Dr. Dulaney

Podcast: Risk Factors are Risk Factors

Welcome! and Thank you for listening.   Risk factors for Lifestyle diseases are increased BMI, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, smoking, sedentary lifestyle and metabolic dysfunction ranging from glucose intolerance to diabetes.  Traditionally, younger people do not get lifestyle diseases because they may either have no risk factors or only have one.  More and more younger people now have […]
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Blogpost: Three-O and Sophie are My Running Pals.

Three-0 is his name-0. My youngest german shepherd’s name is Three-o because Steph Curry of the Golden States Warrior’s number is 30. He was my mother’s favorite basketball players and Three-o was her new dog. Three-o is learning to not loose his mind when he sees a dog on a leash. Yards are fine. Only […]
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The sweeper is coming.  You are 15 minutes ahead of cutoff.  There are still 25 miles to go.  You have been running for 75 miles.  How do you keep your head in the game.  Part of you, a lot of you, is saying negative things.  I’m cold, tired, I did pretty good, the odds are […]
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Blogpost: Functional Assessment

I took a walk day after my long run weekend. It is hard not to continually push the pace and distance. But sometimes you need an easy day. In fact, every other day can be an easy effort and is great active recovery. So today, Three-o and I took off on our easy walk hoping […]
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Blogpost: Keep the Walking Streak Going

This is day 20 of our wellness 5 k challenge.  One member did a half marathon today.  One member went for a bike ride and swim and a 5k.  For others, this is the longest streak of 5ks that they have ever completed.  As we go along there is a community that is starting to […]
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Podcast: Lunch Salads, Walking, and Vitamin D: You need them all

Welcome! and Thank you for listening.   My favorite lunch is a salad, and not the same salad every day.  I like to change things up.  Restaurants know that a salad is not exciting so they spruce it up with high calorie toppers and dressings.  Often, they have more calories than a sandwich and fries.  But, […]
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Blogpost: TGIF

Being tired is not a reason to cancel the morning walk according to my inner rules.  But I really didn’t feel it this am.  So I made a deal that I would only walk our 5 k challenge and then call it.  Out the door we went.  I was a little out of kilter from […]
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Blogpost: Walking Challenge Participation

This month’s Wellness Practice Challenge is walking a daily 5k or 3.1 miles. I have encouraged people to post their documented walk distances and times each day on our private FB page. We have had several participants and even more people watching their posts. As the month has progressed, a few people have dipped their […]
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Blogpost: When Do You Choose to Not Run

When do you decide not to walk?  Is it the night before, are there specific criteria, or is it on the morning of the walk?  The biggest flood of reasons or excuses will come the morning of the walk.  There is less time to negotiate before you jump back in bed for an additional hour […]
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