Walking for Low Back Pain
Walking for low back pain works because it stimulates the brain to release serotonin and endorphins, which make you feel better.
Walking for low back pain works because it stimulates the brain to release serotonin and endorphins, which make you feel better.
Roughly 8 out of 10 people suffer from back pain at some point during their lives. Women, in particular, are prone to posture and back problems—thanks to toting around outrageously heavy purses, going through pregnancy, or giving one-hip rides to kids. Whether you’re in the midst of fighting the ache or just want to prevent…
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When your back is hurting, you’d do just about anything to make it stop. Find out what you can do to treat episodes of back pain—and help prevent them in the first place. 1. Stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water is good for general health, and the back and spine are no exceptions. After…
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