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  • Back Pain Doesn t Have to Stop You, Discover the Benefits of Walking

    Most conversations about chronic back pain focus on what can be done to the back: injections, imaging, medications, and procedures. These treatments matter, and for many people, they are essential. But there is another tool that rarely gets the attention it deserves, even though it is free, accessible, and surprisingly effective: walking.

    Source: Spine Health Foundation

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  • Herniated Discs Are Common in Cyclists Here s Three Easy Moves that Can Help

    The vast majority of folks feel better and have a great outcome by doing mobility exercises for the hip and low back and decompression exercises for the spine. The exercises you do depends on your individual situation, but your physical therapist may recommend mobility, stability, and core strengthening exercises.

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  • Back exercises in 15 minutes a day

    Back pain is a common problem that many people deal with every day. Exercise often helps to ease back pain and prevent further discomfort. The following exercises stretch and strengthen the back and the muscles that support it.

    Source: Mayo Clinic

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  • Should You Get a Bone Density Scan Before Age 65?

    Bone density-the thickness and strength of bones-declines with age, and osteoporosis can increase the risk of fractures and falls. But do you really need to get scanned before reaching your 60s? Here’s what experts think.

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  • 4 Expert-Backed Ways to Improve Your Posture

    Poor posture can affect more than just your appearance-it can lead to tight muscles and tendons and, over time, pain. The good news is that poor posture doesn’t develop overnight. It typically takes months or years of habitual slumping for more lasting issues to take root. Fortunately, regular movement and targeted exercises can help counteract its effects.

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