Neck and back pain affecting our sleep FemaleFirst.co.uk Neck and back pain is preventing nearly half of people from sleeping, according to new research from the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) and Sealy beds. The research indicates that people are not making the link between their pain and their beds. |
A less intense yoga The Northwest Florida Daily News With ages ranging from 49 to 77, the pace in this Blossom Yoga Svaroopa class moves at a rate that fits the senior. “It's a really less active yoga,” said instructor Laura Davis. “It's really good for the body, really good for the mind. It's not a ... |
Annually, more than 10 million people experience back pain in the United States. More than 200,000 of these patients undergo surgery to alleviate pain due to a herniated disc.
One doctor says by asking more questions, the source of some lower back pain may be something much ... She's back in the dance studio and says she's pain free. "I always felt like there was an answer to my problem," Filuta said. "I found that answer ...
The sciatic nerve is the widest and longest single nerve in the human body—running from the lower back through the buttock to the lower limbs. Thus sciatica is named after the compression or irritation of this particular nerve. Gulf Coast Spine Care ...
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