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Is Palmus medical advice?

No. Palmus provides general educational information. A clinician who knows your history should address diagnosis, symptoms, medication, testing and individualized exercise clearance.

Who is the site for?

The core audience is men aged 35 and above who want a clearer vocabulary for endurance, strength, movement and recovery. Readers outside that group may still find the principles useful.

Can a wearable diagnose a problem?

No. A wearable may record estimates and trends, but it cannot establish a diagnosis. Unexpected readings should be interpreted with context and, when needed, discussed with a qualified professional.

How often should I change a program?

Allow enough time to observe a stable response. Changing many variables at once makes it difficult to know what helped or created difficulty.

What if I feel pain?

Pause the provoking activity and seek appropriate advice, especially when pain is severe, persistent, associated with trauma or accompanied by other concerning symptoms.

Does Palmus sell training plans?

Palmus is an editorial resource. We do not present generic information as an individualized prescription or make outcome promises.

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