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Ergonomic Tips on Enhancing Spine Health - Part 1

March 5th, 2012

Maintaining good sitting posture is the first step towards achieving good spine health. Bad sitting positions can literally and eventually cripple your body if you choose to ignore the fast developing symptoms like back pain, sore necks and shoulders and lower back pains. They could develop into more severe ailments like carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries when ignored. The solution to correct bad sitting posture is essentially with ergonomic desk chairs.

That said, there are more ways than one in maintaining good spine health. You can start from having less load off your back. What this means is that you should lighten your backpacks or handbags whenever you make a trip out as this is would lessen the strain on your back and spine. » Read more: Ergonomic Tips on Enhancing Spine Health - Part 1

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Bid Adieu to Your Back Problems With Back Pain Exercises

May 19th, 2011

Back pain exercises have proved that drugs and surgery are not necessarily the answer to our back ailments. One needs to more integrated approach when it comes to treating the condition of backache.

Back Bone Of Our Body

The legs, back and stomach muscles support the back and spine. These muscles bear a lot of the body’s physical load and are highly conducive to proper posture and correct alignment. Thus these muscles have to be strong and flexible so that the support comes from inside. The emphasis of backache treatment now is on conditioning the entire body.

Learn About Back Pain Exercises

Backache workouts focus on stretching and strengthening the muscles around the spine. Exercises such as hip rotation, rump lifts, and thigh pulls can effectively stretch your back muscles. ‘Slippery heels’, ‘high heels’, and ‘brake pedals’ are some other movements that work to strengthen your back. » Read more: Bid Adieu to Your Back Problems With Back Pain Exercises

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Osteoarthritis Natural Ayurvedic Remedies and Causes

April 4th, 2011

Arthritis is a joint disorder characterized by inflammation of joint, and Osteoarthritis is one of the several types of arthritis. It is the commonest form of arthritis noticeable in elderly people. Osteoarthritis is also known by the names of wear and tear arthritis, degenerative joint disease or old person’s arthritis. When osteoarthritis occurs, there is wear and tear or degradation of articular cartilage and subchondral bone, as a result of which several mechanical abnormalities arise.

When cartilages are lost due to degeneration, bones at the joint are exposed to each other, and get damaged due to friction. The friction may often lead to the formation of spurs or bony outgrowths named as osteophytes. All these cause severe pain at the joints, and may even cause immobility at the joint. Due to decreased movement, atrophy of the muscles around the joint may occur, and the ligaments holding the bones in place may become loose, or stop functioning in their natural way. Hands, feet, spine, knee or hip joints are usually attacked by osteoarthritis. The pain at the affected joint may worsen, at the end of the day’s usage. Humid or cold weather also worsens the pain in many osteoarthritis patients. » Read more: Osteoarthritis Natural Ayurvedic Remedies and Causes

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