Exercise

What Keeps Our Health Alive
Edited by Friedrich-Karl Sandmann
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Exercise / Bewegung
What Keeps Our Health Alive
Edited by Friedrich-Karl Sandmann
The world’s most renowned sports physician’s call for more exercise: detailing his knowledge about connective tissue, muscles, joints and fascia

With an extensive practical section teaching you how to treat the most common sports injuries, irritations and inflammations quickly and effectively yourself

Sharing his vast knowledge gained in more than 40 years of working as a sports physician

Exercise is the key to our physical and mental well-being. Yet children move too little, and adults sit down too much. Science calls this phenomenon the »sitting disease«. But exercise plays a crucial part in our lives: it promotes coordination, strength, resilience, bone formation, prevents muscle atrophy and stimulates the immune system. The brain benefits from every kind of movement as there is always a direct connection to the muscles.

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Exercise is the key to our physical and mental well-being. Yet children move too little, and adults sit down too much. Science calls this phenomenon the »sitting disease«. But exercise plays a crucial part in our lives: it promotes coordination, strength, resilience, bone formation, prevents muscle atrophy and stimulates the immune system. The brain benefits from every kind of movement as there is always a direct connection to the muscles.

Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, MD, himself an enthusiastic athlete since his youth, describes the relationship between exercise and health – muscles, fascia, connective tissue – in a scientific manner while using the knowledge he gained over the course of more than 40 years of practical experience to make a passionate case for more exercise. He introduces the most important muscle injuries of the foot, knee, hip, back, cervical spine and shoulder, explains his treatment methods and how we can treat these injuries quickly and effectively ourselves. A pioneer and distinguished expert in the field of diagnosing muscle injuries, Müller-Wohlfahrt also presents his latest project, which he is working on in collaboration with the Technical University of Munich: developing a computer programme that uses artificial intelligence to diagnose muscle injuries as precisely as he is able to do by using his experienced hands.

»[Müller-Wohlfahrt] presents a book with which he wants to make his medicine comprehensible to laymen and his tips accessible to hobby athletes. It contains advice on the treatment of various injuries […], but first and foremost his formula for a long and healthy life.« Bernhard Borgeest, FOCUS

»He is the most famous and possibly the most experienced German sports physician and orthopaedic specialist […] in his new book Move!, Müller-wohlfahrt explains why exercise is so important with great insight.« Ralf Klostermann, Bild
»[Müller-Wohlfahrt] presents a book with which he wants to make his medicine comprehensible to laymen and his tips accessible to hobby athletes. It contains advice on the treatment of various injuries […], but first and foremost his formula for a long and healthy life.« Bernhard Borgeest, FOCUS

»He is the most famous and possibly the most experienced German sports physician and orthopaedic specialist […] in his new book Move!,...
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Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, MD, born in East Frisia in 1942, was the team doctor of FC Bayern München for 40 years. Since 1995 he has also been working with the German national football team. Müller-Wohlfahrt works exclusively with natural substances. He is considered one of the best sports physicians in the world.

Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, MD, born in East Frisia in 1942, was the team doctor of FC Bayern München for 40 years. Since 1995 he has...


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