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Replacing RICE with Peace and Love to treat sprains

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Venilla Yoganathan
Replacing RICE with Peace and Love to treat sprains
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New research suggests that the traditional RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) protocol for treating soft-tissue injuries may actually hinder recovery. Experts are now advocating for the PEACE and LOVE approach, which emphasizes movement and exercise to promote healing.

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Updating standard medical advice for common injuries can significantly improve recovery times and long-term joint health for the general public.

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A different approach to treating sprains and strains is turning some old theories on its head, and causing experts to rethink conventional treatments, reports The New York Times.

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