Tuesday, June 11, 2013

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A chronic pain sufferer may not consider exercise as a priority to treating his or her condition.  With intense pain, exercise does not seem like a logical step towards improvement, but studies indicate otherwise.  Exercise can assist in lessening the physical and emotional impact of chronic pain.

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If you moved more efficiently and with a better posture, would your back pain disappear? Well, some British researchers recently released some more evidence in favor of a movement therapy called the Alexander Technique for the treatment of back pain. For those who have not heard of the Alexander Technique, this is a type of movement therapy that…

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Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro, posted My Low Back Exercise Program In 1999, low back pain crippled me. I stopped working. I stopped playing. My life stopped…

04/26/13

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Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, posted Belly Dancing Can Reduce Fibromyalgia… Exercise is an important component of any fibromyalgia treatment plan.…

11/30/12

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Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, commented on What Can Help Chronic Fatigue Syndrome:… As you noted, when it comes to ME/CFS, exercise can be a touchy and…

08/22/12

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Cort, Health Guide, answered I recently stsrted jogging. The outside… Sure. You might want to try ice, anti-inflammatories, gentle stretching…

11/18/10

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