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on 10/16/2008 Great tips.
on 10/16/2008 Excellent article..top o the line :)
on 10/15/2008 fantastic ideas
on 10/15/2008 Awesome point- prayer does amazing things and heals more than people can ever know- thank you for that reminder!
on 10/15/2008 Wonderful article! The only effective remedy that I know of that you left out is prayer!
on 10/15/2008 Really good article. I have trouble during the night laying in one spot too long, especially on my back. I'm only 41 but sometimes I can't get out of bed!
on 10/15/2008 Excellent advice, thanks for the article!
on 10/15/2008 great article and well written. clear steps good information thank you.
on 10/15/2008 Great article!
on 7/7/2008 That may be true with some injuries, but is definitely not the end-all to back pain. But- there is no end-all to back pain as it is. I am a sufferer of chronic back pain, and using my back is sometimes more painful than laying down, so maybe your method would work- depending on the injury, but would not benefit my disc herniation.
on 7/6/2008 There is apparently some evidence that not resting entirely, but continuing to use your back (safely) will correct the problem (at least until the next time!). I am not a doctor, so do your own research and/or check with your doctor.
on 6/26/2008 5 Star Article and very informative.
on 6/24/2008 Great article and well written. 5 stars ~
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on 6/23/2008 I have to disagree with your implication that chiropractors are essentially the only practitioners who can "cure" musculoskeletal injuries. There are many structural back problems that cannot be "fixed" by chiropractic manipulation. I have been going to a chiropractor for years and am a firm believer in the chiropractic profession. However, I have injuries that can be further exascerbated by chiropractic manipulation including disc abnormalities. Oftentimes chiropractic care is not the end-all answer. Different medical techniques and practices can be used to treat back pain- and not every method will be able to help every person. As always, do not forget to consult your physician and specialists to determine the course of action that is best for you and your injury. Trying different modalities is common with back pain sufferers, but make sure you research and are informed about
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