DrWadeMcKenna

DrWadeMcKenna Orthopedics located in Decatur, TX & Trophy Club, TX

Board certified in orthopedic surgery, Dr. McKenna is a fellowship trained surgeon who has been developing Stem Cell Therapies for use in his surgery protocols. With the use of Stem Cells Dr. McKenna has performed over 20,000 surgeries and used cellular therapies on over 5000 patients. Dr. McKenna is also a co-founder of Biologic Therapies, a product development and research company dedicated to the advancement of autologous adult stem cell therapy. He invented the BioMac™ bone marrow aspiration catheter (510K), an improved method of harvesting bone marrow, now becoming the standard for extraction. Dr. McKenna is an inventor and surgeon, treating world-class athletes and developing numerous surgical and non-surgical stem cell application protocols. He is a leading advocate of Autologous Stem Cell Therapy and Regenerative Medicine focusing on advancing the clinical benefits in orthopedics.

12/16/2025

Eggs are one of the best foods to incorporate into your diet.

They’re rich in fat-soluble vitamins, healthy fats, and essential nutrients like choline, which is very important for your overall health.

Choline helps prevent fatty liver disease and rid your body of excess cholesterol.

It's also essential for nerve and brain health—it even helps improve your mood and memory.

Keep in mind that the majority of choline in eggs is found in the yolk, so eating the whole egg is best!

A little peptide therapy can be a big help too for healthy aging.
12/13/2025

A little peptide therapy can be a big help too for healthy aging.

So many people slather on loads of serum and consume anti-aging drinks daily, yet studies have revealed the greatest strategy for “anti-aging” is actually strength training. Strength training rejuvenates aging skin, brain, bones and muscles by stimulating cellular repair mechanisms, enhancing tissue structure, modulating hormones and cytokines, and reducing chronic inflammation. These effects collectively reduce biological age by maintaining cellular health markers like telomere length and mitochondrial function.

To elaborate, strength training rejuvenates skin by increasing the thickness of the dermis, which naturally thins with age. It boosts the expression of genes that produce components of the dermal extracellular matrix (ECM), such as collagens and biglycan (BGN), which are crucial for skin elasticity and firmness. Strength training also helps lower the circulating levels of pro-inflammatory factors, such as CCL28 and CXCL4, which are linked to skin aging and degradation of the ECM. Additionally, increased circulation from strength training delivers essential nutrients and oxygen to skin cells, supporting their repair and overall health.

Strength training helps the bones because it is a weight-bearing activity that applies mechanical stress (tugging and pushing) to bones. This mechanical load triggers bone-building cells called osteoblasts to synthesize new bone tissue, leading to increased bone mineral density and strength. Regular strength training also slows age-related bone loss, helping to prevent conditions like osteoporosis and reducing the risk of fractures.

Strength training directly combats age-related muscle loss (sarcopenia) by stimulating muscle fibers to maintain or increase muscle mass and strength. Exercise activates muscle stem cells, known as satellite cells (SCs), which repair damaged muscle fibers and add myonuclei, facilitating muscle growth (hypertrophy) and regeneration. Strength training also enhances mitochondrial biogenesis and function in muscle cells, reversing age-related mitochondrial decline and improving muscle energy potential and oxidative capacity.

PMID: 37353523, 39596838

12/13/2025
12/13/2025

We tend to believe healing requires huge life changes, but your body responds to the smallest shifts.

Little choices compound. Keep choosing them.

12/13/2025

They won’t tell you these statistics when encouraging you to avoid the sun…

12/04/2025

Struggling with back pain that won’t go away? Take a look at your plate…

Download my free resource on 5 strategies to cut ultra-processed foods, helping you remove refined sugars, starches, and seed oils from your diet: https://drbrg.co/4iQ5V6Q

12/04/2025

How does Bad Food lead to Bad Mood?

Bipolar disorder and depression affect tens of millions globally, long treated as strictly brain-based illnesses, yet both consistently show high rates of insulin resistance and metabolic disturbances

A 2025 Nature Neuroscience study found that pancreatic insulin release and hippocampal activity are linked through a circadian feedback loop. This suggests bipolar mood shifts arise from disrupted metabolism, not brain chemistry alone

Earlier research in 2022 showed lithium stabilizes mood partly by restoring insulin signaling, while a clinical trial found metformin improved both insulin sensitivity and psychiatric symptoms in treatment-resistant bipolar depression patients

Insulin resistance is extremely widespread, with around 40% of Americans affected, driven by refined sugars, seed oils, stress, sleep loss, and environmental exposures that disrupt the body’s natural energy regulation

Supporting insulin sensitivity involves stepwise changes, replacing damaged fats and ultraprocessed foods, introducing gut-friendly carbs and fibers gradually, managing stress, improving sleep, and staying active to stabilize both metabolic and mental health

11/12/2025

Burning beeswax candles actually cleans your air instead of adding endocrine disrupting, cancer-causing toxins to it like scented paraffin wax candles do. When your endocrine system is disrupted, your hormones are greatly affected which leads to health problems like reproductive disorders, metabolic issues (obesity, diabetes), neurological complications, thyroid and immune system disturbances and even an increased risk of many cancers. These chemicals interfere with hormones function by mimicking or blocking hormone activity, growth, metabolism, and reproduction across the lifespan, from prenatal stages through adulthood!

Burning beeswax candles helps to clean the air by emitting negative ions that bind to positive ions, like dust and allergens, causing them to settle out of the air. This process leads to a cleaner, fresher smelling environment, especially benefiting those with allergies or asthma.

Alternatively, scented candles, particularly those made from paraffin wax, release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) when burned, including benzene, toluene, and formaldehyde, which are known carcinogens and endocrine disruptors.

In addition to these, other VOCs like acetaldehyde, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons can also be emitted.

The type of wax, fragrance and wick can all contribute to the release of these chemicals.

Yankee candle makes almost $1 billion per year in sales and the VAST majority of their candles are scented, paraffin wax candles. You’re quite literally paying to poison yourself, your animals and your family.

Check out the comments section - I will put a breakdown of the full health impacts of each of the VOCs released by these toxic candles.

PMID: 36631840, 27391253, 38222738

11/12/2025

Studies have revealed that walking 3 mph on a super-incline (16%-18%) burns 70% more calories for fat than running on a flat surface. This is because the steep incline requires more muscle engagement in the legs and glutes, increasing the metabolic cost and making your body use more fat as fuel.

To elaborate:

📑INCREASED MUSCLE ENGAGEMENT: Walking uphill forces your legs, glutes and core to work harder to fight gravity, recruiting more muscles and boosting calorie burn.

📑HIGHER HEART RATE: The incline raises your heart rate more than flat running at the same speed, indicating greater cardiovascular demand and energy expenditure.

📑ENHANCED FAT OXIDATION: Studies show that when matched for total calorie expenditure, incline walking burns a higher percentage of fat for fuel compared to running.

📑GREATER METABOLIC COST: Moving uphill has a higher metabolic cost because your body has to expend more energy to move against gravity.

SOURCE: https://www.therunningweek.com/post/incline-walking-burns-70-more-fat-than-running-on-flat-ground-heres-the-science-behind-it

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11/12/2025

The power of the human mind extends far beyond imagination. Research from the American Physiological Society has shown that mental visualization alone can improve muscle strength by more than 13%. In experiments, participants who only imagined themselves lifting weights experienced measurable physical gains without touching actual equipment. Scientists explain that this happens because the brain activates the same neural pathways used during real physical activity.

This discovery highlights how closely the mind and body are connected. By strengthening the mental link between intention and action, visualization can enhance performance, recovery, and coordination. It is a reminder that training the body begins with training the mind because every movement starts as a thought.

11/12/2025

S***m health is emerging as one of the clearest indicators of human well-being. Around the world, men are producing fewer, weaker, and less motile s***m than their fathers or grandfathers did — a change that signals far more than just fertility trouble. Declining s***m quality reflects the body's deeper struggle with oxidative stress, inflammation, and environmental overload

Everyday exposure to pesticides, even from conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, disrupts s***m function and reduces fertility in otherwise healthy men

Researchers found that higher levels of pesticide residues in urine were linked to slower, less motile s***m, showing that even non-occupational exposure harms reproductive health

Organophosphate pesticides damage s***m by disrupting calcium balance, impairing mitochondrial energy production, and oxidizing cell membranes, which reduces both movement and viability

Global data confirm these effects, revealing consistent patterns of reduced s***m motility, concentration, and normal shape across men from multiple countries, even when hormone levels remain normal

Reducing exposure through organic foods, filtered water, regular exercise, and sauna use helps your body eliminate stored toxins, restore mitochondrial energy, and rebuild s***m health within a few months

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McKenna Orthopedics

Dedicated to providing the most effective and least invasive solutions possible to their patients, the team at McKenna Orthopedics in Decatur and Trophy Club, Texas, offers cutting-edge services and are paving the way for the use of innovative treatments, such as regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy, in clinical orthopedics. The orthopedic specialists provide patients with comprehensive, personalized treatment plans aimed at improving health, function, and quality of life. The unique techniques and advanced treatments offered at McKenna Orthopedics provide patients relief from acute or chronic pain caused by arthritis, cartilage loss, ligament strains, or tendon damage. The team also specializes in sports medicine, offering regenerative medicine helping athletes heal and recover from their injuries faster. Surgery isn’t always the next step in treatment for an injury or chronic pain condition. To learn more about how your body can heal itself through the use of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy, call McKenna Orthopedics today or book an appointment online.