Back pain affects at least 80% of the population at some point. Though some people develop chronic pain conditions, for most back pain is a temporary yet nagging problem. Many people experience back pain after intense physical activity or the opposite, staying in one position for a long time. A regular stretching routine is one [...]
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Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness: Causes and Solutions
April 22nd, 2012
AmeeL Whether your lifestyle is athletic or relatively sedentary, you’ve likely experienced muscle soreness after physically exerting yourself more than usual. If this soreness occurs one to three days after activity, it is called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Some think that lactic acid buildup in a muscle causes DOMS, but this is a misconception. The [...]
Creating An Ergonomic Computer Space To Ease Back Pain
April 18th, 2012
AmeeL Computers play a central role in many of our daily activities, whether we’re at school, work or home. Considering the amount of time we spend sitting in front of the screen, it is important to consider ergonomic computer options. Ergonomics is the science of shaping our workplace and home environments to fit the needs of [...]
Cause of Stabbing, Shooting Back Pain: Muscle or Nerve?
April 17th, 2012
AmeeL Identifying the cause of back pain is often a hard thing to do, given the number of potential causes and the overlap of symptoms associated with them. It is still possible to narrow down your back pain cause with a little research and attention to detail. Two common types of back pain are muscular and [...]
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