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The Missing Link Three Steps Toward Injury Prevention

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Team Health Consultant Dr Cate Shanahan's Presentation on Nutrition for Injury Prevention

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Page 1: Nutrition for Injury Prevention

The Missing Link

Three Steps Toward Injury Prevention

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INJURY

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Stages of Healing

Inflammation

Early Repair

Late Repair

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Time

Inte

nsi

ty Inflammation

Repair

Stages of Healing

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Time

Inte

nsi

ty

Prolonged Inflammation

Delayed Repair

Excess Inflammation Delays Repair

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•More extensive damage

•Promotes re-injury

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•Canola

•Corn

•Cottonseed

•Sunflower

•Safflower

•Soy

These “Vegetable” Oils Promote Inflammation

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Avoid Vegetable Oils

Chose Real Foods Over Supplements

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Weakened Tissues are Prone to Tears

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Complete Protein

Intact amino acids

Collagens

PLUS

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“Most injuries come when you’re fatigued.”

Dwight Howard

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Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Ideal blood sugar level

Sugar Spike

Causes the body to overreact with large amounts of insulin

Sugar Crash

Game starts

Half time Buzzer

-20 0 1:1

52:30

Low blood sugar

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Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Half time Buzzer

Ideal adrenaline

level

Adrenaline overdrive

Sugar Crash

Sugar SpikeCauses the body to

overreact with large amounts of insulin

1:15

2:30

Game starts

-20 0

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Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Game starts

Half time Buzzer

Adrenaline overdrive

Sugar Crash

Sugar Spike

Causes the body to overreact with large amounts of insulin

Danger Zone

0 1:15

2:30

Game starts

-20

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Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Adrenaline overdrive

Danger Zone

Shakey

Light-

headed

Perseverat

ion

Game starts

Half time Buzzer

-20 0 1:1

52:30

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Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Sugar Spike

Causes the body to overreact with large amounts of insulin

Sugar Crash

Danger Zone

Danger Zone

Fatigue

Focus loss

Irritability

Game starts

Half time Buzzer

-20 0 1:1

52:30

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KETOSIS Promotes Metabolic Stability

Blo

od levels

(Su

gar,

H

orm

on

es)

Stable blood sugar

Game starts

Half time Buzzer

-20 0 1:1

52:30

X

Adrenaline at game-related baseline

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