May 13, 2012 ·
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This is a position where the spine is pain free and not under any strain. All the exercises you do should be done while keeping the spine in this neutral position. It may however vary for each individual, depending on the source of back pain. Now let’s find the neutral spine position: Lie on your.
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May 10, 2012 ·
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When an ice pack is used after an injury, the brain becomes more aware of the sensation of the cold than the injury. This is called “the counter-irritant effect”. As the affected part gets colder, the sensitivity of pain nerve fibres is reduced and pain impulses are transmitted more slowly. The area becomes anaesthetised or.
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November 1, 2011 ·
Jackie Cowie ·
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The nights are drawing in and the temperature is dropping so it won’t be long until the snow arrives! It can be a tricky time for you and your back so here are some tips to keep you safe and avoid injury this winter: Good Footwear: Welly boots may seem practical but actually offer you.
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September 27, 2011 ·
Jackie Cowie ·
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There are still many people who do not understand all the benefits that a chiropractor can provide or how they can actually help you to improve your overall health. While even the traditional medical community are beginning to understand the benefits that chiropractors can provide to the medical field as a whole, many average citizens.
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September 25, 2011 ·
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Our lifestyles have become very stressful. We are mentally tired. Our lives now revolve mainly around work. We sit in traffic jams on the way to work, sit for hours at our workstations and then go home and sit in front of the television. Some say we were never designed to sit so much. This.
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