Dr. James Stoxen DC ran barefoot in the Susan G Komen 10K Race for the Cure for Breast Cancer. He placed 13th in his age bracket and 133rd overall. He was the only barefoot runner in this race. His mother, Lydia Stoxen, died of breast cancer in 1995. Race results can be found here. … [Read more...]
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT: Run For Life! Frankfurt, Germany, 2009
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Presentation Abstract Title: Run For Life! Presented by Dr James Stoxen DC To be presented at The ECAAM European Congress on Aging & Aesthetic Medicine Frankfurt, Germany, October 15 – 17, 2009 Running, as decades of studies have shown, is one of the best ways for your patients to put distance between themselves and the aging process. However, the medical quandary though has been determining when, for mature patients, the physical demands of running (e.g., the wear and tear … [Read more...]
Presentation Abstract: Olympic Level Sports Biomechanics: The Future of Anti-aging Medicine
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Presentation Abstract: Olympic Level Sports Biomechanics: The Future of Anti-aging Medicine The Dubai Congress on Anti-Aging & Aesthetic Medicine in Dubai, UAE, 2008 Anti-aging Medicine as defined by the American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine as the earliest detection, intervention and prevention of age related diseases. The current standard of care only requires doctors to do evaluations of patients musculoskeletal systems when the patients present with signs and symptoms. In … [Read more...]
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT: Olympic Level Biomechanics – The Future of Anti-aging Medicine, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2009
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Presentation Abstract Title: Olympic Level Biomechanics - The Future of Anti-aging Medicine Presented by Dr. James Stoxen DC To be presented at the The A4M Brazil Workshop on Anti-aging Medicine August 14th and 15th, 2009, Sao Paulo, Brazil Anti-aging Medicine as defined by the American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine as the earliest detection, intervention and prevention of age related diseases. The current standard of care only requires … [Read more...]
