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How to help your hand pain
It’s the little things in life that can get to us big time, and while the hands are not big and hand pain is not very common until our senior years, even a little hand pain can be a huge disability. Simple, everyday tasks such as getting dressed, brushing teeth, stirring oatmeal, holding a coffee […]
Read More Lower back pain relief
I know lower back pain and I’m here to help you beat it. You know how they say ‘necessity is the mother of invention’? Well, it was a lower back pain (the quadratus lumborum muscle) that inspired me to invent the Body Track. I was in so much pain that I couldn’t sit in a chair and had trouble just […]
Read More Shoulder pain treatment and relief
Whether or not we’re carrying the weight of the world on our shoulders, shoulder pain gets us down in several ways. First, pain is pain and never fun. Pain is exhausting and interferes with everything we do. And, we use our arms for almost every activity and most movements, so if it happens to the […]
Read More How to relieve neck pain ~ treatment for chronic neck pain
We casually refer to a minor annoyance in life as a “pain in the neck,” but as anyone with neck pain will tell you, it’s far from minor and much more painful and debilitating than an annoyance. If you’ve got it, you want neck pain relief now and I’m going to show you how to […]
Read More Is grounding real?
If you’ve been plagued with tight connective tissue, muscle pulls and/or tendonitis, you’ve probably wondered if it isn’t a warning sign of something wrong with you at a deeper level… I suffered for 15 years with these issues and have dug deeply into them. I’m going to share a couple of the most important opportunities […]
Read More Forearm pain relief – cause and treatment
We use our forearms in nearly every activity and movement we perform throughout the day, from simple, common activities such as eating, using a keyboard/texting, cooking, carrying groceries or purses/backpacks, to more specific activities such as walking, sports, artistic endeavors, gardening, and performing forearm maneuvers in various occupations. Hand, wrist and forearm pain are all […]
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