• • • To understand the spiritual meaning of lower back pain, head to the source: the sacrum, or “sacred bone.” ↵ Lower back pain might be the most common of the daily aches and pains suffered by your average industrialized person—up to 70 percent of us experience...
Read More• • • Dealing with pain can be life-altering. Shift your perspective with these affirmations for back pain. If you’ve ever gone down with a bad back, you’ll notice fellow sufferers give you a knowing look, akin to recognizing the newest member of the club. It’s not...
Read More♣ Poor posture, shallow breathing, and shutdown emotions wreak havoc on your back. Try these daily shifts to release the physical and emotional roots of upper back pain. Your upper body is the seat of the complex movements of your shoulders, arms, and head. Emotionally, it houses...
Read More• • • Putting a Pin in Debilitating Discomfort Dry needling for back pain, performed by a qualified practitioner, can complement your approach to treating mild to severe discomfort in the areas of your back. Mainstream medicine is largely stumped when it comes to alleviating back pain, a...
Read More♣ Finding a way to free yourself from the underlying cause of your pain. No one quite understands back pain unless they have experienced it. It can be a debilitating and painful situation that is not easily managed. When back pain flares up, it can be hard...
Read More◊ Your back pain is trying to tell you something. Chronic back pain might be caused by stuck emotions. No one quite understands back pain unless they have experienced it. It can be a debilitating and painful situation that is not easily managed. When back pain flares up,...
Read More♠ If your back is aching, you might be stuck in a horizontal position. If your back is aching, you might be stuck in a horizontal position. At least you’re not trapped there alone: Thirty-one million Americans have lower back pain at any given time, according to...
Read More♠ The sacrum is all about balance and symmetry. Protect your sacrum with practical advice. The sacrum is a large, triangular-shaped bone at the bottom of the spine that connects the spine to the pelvis. The sacrum houses the sacral plexus, a major cluster of nerves that...
Read MorePutting a Pin in Debilitating Discomfort ◊ Dry needling for back pain, performed by a qualified practitioner, can complement your approach to treating mild to severe discomfort in the areas of your back. Mainstream medicine is largely stumped when it comes to alleviating back pain, a condition that...
Read MoreThe sacrum is all about balance and symmetry. Protect your sacrum with practical advice. The sacrum is a large, triangular-shaped bone at the bottom of the spine that connects the spine to the pelvis. The sacrum houses the sacral plexus, a major cluster of nerves that...
Read More↓ Sitting for long periods can lead to stiffer hips and weakened muscles in the abs and core—all of which can add up to lower back pain. Here’s how to sit better. Reading Cathryn Ramin’s excellent book, Crooked: Outwitting the Back Pain Industry and Getting on the...
Read More↓ Yin yoga works the connective tissue that wraps around our muscles and carries messages from the brain. By practicing yin yoga, we may be able to reprogram some of the physical patterns causing chronic pain. Yin is a style of yoga that involves staying in supported...
Read MoreTo understand the spiritual meaning of lower back pain, head to the source: the sacrum, or “sacred bone.” Lower back pain might be the most common of the daily aches and pains suffered by your average industrialized person—up to 70 percent of us experience it from...
Read MoreTry doing this sequence daily, mixing yoga and pilates—especially during pregnancy. You may feel relief within as little as a week or less. I’ve been doing yoga a long time, and I’ve also had lower back problems for a long time. It took me a while...
Read More↓ Sciatica can be debilitating. Preventing sciatica requires some life changes, but it’s worth it. I have an admission—my posture is awful. Like lots of people, I’m working from home, hunched over my computer for hours on end, ping-ponging from chair to couch to bed, trying to...
Read More↓ Poor posture, shallow breathing, and shutdown emotions wreak havoc on your back. Try these daily shifts to release the physical and emotional roots of upper back pain. Your upper body is the seat of the complex movements of your shoulders, arms, and head. Emotionally, it houses...
Read MoreGetty/spukkato Yin yoga works the connective tissue that wraps around our muscles and carries messages from the brain. By practicing yin yoga, we may be able to reprogram some of the physical patterns causing chronic pain. Yin is a style of yoga that involves staying in supported...
Read MoreFitness Tip For Nagging Back and Neck Pain * Over the years I have seen some remarkable changes in clients. The term “quality of life,” means a lot when pain, restrictions, and swelling become part of your daily life. Things such as tendonitis, tension headaches, neck pain,...
Read MoreLiving Well with Chronic Pain An Interview with Vidyamala Burch Vidyamala Burch: In 1976, when I was 16 years old, I had my first spinal injury from lifting a friend out of a swimming pool, which sounds innocuous enough but the accident revealed an underlying spinal weakness,...
Read MoreHaving lower back pain is one of the most debilitating feelings in the world. If you have ever had it then you will know that it can affect every single part of your life. You will probably have to stay in bed for long periods of...
Read MoreThe Healing Powers of Light Therapy Bright light therapy has long been an effective treatment for people suffering from seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Now new research shows that this alternative treatment may offer significant relief for physical pain as well — specifically back pain. In a new...
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