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3. Monitor Alcohol Intake: Excessive alcohol intake has been shown to exacer-bate muscle loss during immobilization, impair muscle building and contribute to inflammation. In addition, alcohol opens up the door for evening and weekend re-injury. Athletic trainers often have great relationships with their patients and a great ability to start ...
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