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Category Archives: Back Pain


Exercise After Back Surgery

Exercise equipment from Wikipedia CommonsNatural Pain Relief After Surgery for a Herniated Disc

Many individuals who develop a herniated disc have to have surgery in order to repair it.  There has been a lot of controversy regarding whether individuals should sit still or exercise after the surgery.  However, a new review of several studies indicates exercising reduces pain and disability after lower back surgery for a herniated disc.  Exercise is a natural way in which individuals can relieve pain after back surgery.

How to Find A Good Alexander Teacher for You

White rose from WikipediaThe Alexander Technique: A Great New Way to Help Relieve Pain Naturally

In my last post, I discussed how utilizing the Alexander Technique could help you reduce back pain.  Learning the Alexander Technique often requires you take 20-40 private lessons from an Alexander teacher.  In this post I will be discussing how you can find the right Alexander teacher for yourself in order to teach you the Alexander Technique, which may allow you to relieve your back pain naturally. 

To read my post about the new research on the Alexander Technique, please visit: The Alexander Technique for Back Pain.

The Alexander Technique for Back Pain

Waterfall from WikipediaNew Evidence for Naturally Relieving Back Pain

Back pain is a common condition among Americans today.  Sometimes, alternative therapies can help you naturally relieve back pain, such as acupuncture or massage therapy.  A new study indicates the Alexander Technique may also be beneficial for individuals who suffer from chronic back pain. 

Natural Pain Relief for Lower Back Pain

Heat therapy, back painNew Evidence Physical Therapy Benefits Lower Back Pain

Do you suffer from lower back pain?  If you do, you are certainly not alone.  In fact, the National Institute of Health asserts eight out of ten Americans will suffer from some type of lower back pain, either acute or chronic, in their lifetime.  While medication is available for the treatment of lower back pain, this may not always be a viable option.  A new study indicates active physical therapy can help individuals attain natural pain relief for lower back pain. 

Get Back to Painless Mornings

Stop Waking Up With Back Pain

Back pain can leave you twisting and turning in the morning. There have been periods of time when I have awakened with a painful and sore back that forces me to wake up earlier than I would want to. This back pain goes away when I usually get up and start moving, though I miss the extra hour of sleep that I would have had if the back pain didn’t keep waking me up. Being fed up with the pain in my back, I set out to find remedies for the annoying back pain.

Back Pain Therapy and Herbal Remedies

Lower Back Pain Treatments That Work

A family member called yesterday asking if I knew any natural remedies for lower back pain and migraines. I had told her that I was researching natural remedies for pain and heat therapy applications after becoming fed up with pain and anti-inflammatory medications. Since most of my back pain has always been upper, I knew I had some research to do. I referred her to painrelief101 for her migraine and set out to do research on the most effective lower back pain remedies.

Prevent Back Pain

Prevent Back Before Pain It Starts!

I remember seeing my father’s back all out of alignment. As a young girl, it was spooky to see his spine literally crooked. He bowled, skied, played golf–all sports that potentially could have given him some trouble with his back. We weren’t sure what actually caused the problem, and there didn’t seem to be a likely cause. He was thin, exercised regularly, and was in good health. Still, there were some other things he could have done to make sure he would have a healthy back, too.

These exercises are a good preventative but are also helpful for current back pain.

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