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Comment on Gym or no Gym for Low Back Pain? by Back Pain Expert

Back Pain Expert — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 20:37:39 +0000

Exercise can only help with back pain relief if done properly. And it's always best to be sure to stretch out those back muscles before doing any type of lifting or exercising.

Comment on Gym or no Gym for Low Back Pain? by Pittsburgh Chiropractor

Pittsburgh Chiropractor — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 18:10:11 +0000

Overall exercising with weights is important so the patient does not get deconditioned.It’s also important that the lower back extensor muscles are specifically strengthend. They should be 50% stronger than the abs.

Comment on Fixing Fibromyalgia by steven hanks, MB, RMT

steven hanks, MB, RMT — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 19:48:28 +0000

Awesome post and a Happy Valentines Day for all. What we found in almost every single case of fibro patients that they wern’t properly Hydrated, and we’re talkin intracellular and their PH was not balanced. Its very simple but for some reason, too complex for most to grasp. They dont teach this in the schools…Guess what? Now you know…Share it with the world….

Comment on Fixing Fibromyalgia by Erik Dalton

Erik Dalton — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 17:44:10 +0000

Thanks for your thoughts Kelly. I’ve had many FMS people come-and-go in the past 31 years of bodywork and they’ve all taught me a little more about what symptoms my therapy can help and which don’t respond. There was a bunch of exciting new fascial research presented at last years International World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain that may shed new light on this mysterious condition and hopefully will lead to improved therapy and home care.

Comment on Fixing Fibromyalgia by Kelly

Kelly — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 17:21:14 +0000

As a person who has been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, I can tell by some of the comments, people just don’t get it or refuse to because they can’t except someone “looking Normal” but being ill.

There is no “cure” for Fibromyalgia however there are ways to “appease” the symtoms. I am always open to ideas that help me. Medications, Chiropractor, Accupunture,diet, mild exercise,oils, mineral baths.

Let me say that I am in full agreement with Margaret. There is no relationship to “emotional baggage” and my illness either.(Melissa needs to educate herself better before speaking-this is the kind of person I do wish could experience what Fibromyalgia patients experience-then there would be a little better understanding and a little compassion for others). I didn’t have some big illness or injury that was my onset. I have had this for years long before diagnosed and didn’t realize it. It just started – one day I was wrestling with my children and it was excruciatingly painful and I began to bruise just as easily. No reason, nothing traumatic happened. It just is what it is and you learn to live with it. You have to take control of your care at that point. You can’t simply relay on medical professionals or others because there isn’t enough knowledge about it and everyone is effected differently.

just my thoughts
Kelly

Comment on Gym or no Gym for Low Back Pain? by Chiropractor Therapy

Chiropractor Therapy — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:32:08 +0000

Great article you have here. This will be another knowledge learn to me. Continue on sharing!

Comment on Gym or no Gym for Low Back Pain? by Neck Pain

Neck Pain — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 15:20:17 +0000

gym could be one of the source to stay healthy and fit.To stay away from body pain we should not take for granted our body.. exercise.. eating healthy foods and good way of living will free us from different pains.

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Comment on Gym or no Gym for Low Back Pain? by YvonneHobbs21

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Comment on Age old argument…shoes or no shoes? by gary the runner

gary the runner — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 01:13:09 +0000

Our society is so accustomed to wearing shoes. Growing up I lived near a beach and always went barefoot in the sand yet thought nothing of wearing shoes on the street. I’ll go barefoot on the beach any day. Perhaps the five fingered shoes are the next best thing while protecting my feet on the street.