When pain, stiffness, or muscle tension keeps interfering with activity, many people want an option that supports recovery without needles, medication, or additional strain on the body. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, commonly called PEMF therapy, is a noninvasive treatment that uses controlled electromagnetic pulses around a targeted area of the body. At Performance & Recovery Clinic in Basalt, we use a professional PMST loop applicator that can be positioned around ar

Blood circulation plays a vital role in nearly every system of the body. Your heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries work together to: Deliver oxygen and nutrients Carry hormones Remove metabolic waste Regulate body temperature Support immune function Help working muscles meet the demands of activity For active adults, healthy circulation supports the ability to walk, hike, ski, cycle, run, recover from exercise, and tolerate long days on your feet. However, symptoms such as

Cold hands, tired legs, swelling, or muscle cramps are often casually described as “poor circulation.” Sometimes those sensations are related to inactivity, prolonged sitting, cold temperatures, or normal muscular fatigue. In other cases, they may be associated with a medical condition involving the arteries, veins, heart, nerves, or metabolism. That distinction matters. Improving general cardiovascular health is different from treating peripheral artery disease, a blood clot

NAD+ Push Patches: What to Know About Iontophoretic NAD+ Delivery Interest in NAD+ has grown rapidly among people looking for new ways to support energy, exercise recovery, healthy aging, and general wellness. You may have seen NAD+ offered through: Intravenous infusions Injections Oral supplements NAD+ precursors such as nicotinamide riboside Transdermal patches Electrically assisted delivery systems One emerging option is the NAD+ Push Patch, which uses a small electrical c

After a few sets of pickleball or a long round of golf, do you ever feel like your back has had enough? That ache that makes it hard to stand up straight or even swing again isn’t “just getting older”—it’s your body telling you something’s off. When your spine and core aren’t moving the way they’re meant to, your low back ends up taking the brunt of every serve, swing, and twist. Over time, that strain can limit your performance, your power, and your ability to enjoy the game