Soma - Muscle Relaxer
Soma - Muscle Relaxer
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When to use heat or ice on injuries. "Ice is usually recommended to use on an area that has inflammation, which causes it to be red, warm, swollen, and/or painful. Ice is usually used as part of the initial treatment for sprains and strains, and other injuries. Heat is generally recommended for chronic aches and pains, or new and minor muscular pains. People often choose a heat pack for problems like a stiff neck or a sore back. The heat can help improve circulation and reduce muscle spasm.
Levator Scap Stretch... really important! A common manifestation of stress is that we hunch our shoulders, which shortens this muscle. To do this stretch, pretend you are smelling your armpit (you can apply extra force using your hand, but you want it to be just a taut, pulling feeling, not painful). Hold this for 15-20 seconds, take a 5 second break and repeat the stretch.
Fence Hook, 10" Long for 1 5/8-2 1/8" Rail
Spas and hot tubs are proven to provide many health benefits to those who use them regularly. Some of these health benefits include but are not limited to sleep improvement, stress relief, alleviating joint pain, arthritis relief, muscle relaxation and heart health!!
Acupressure Points for Relieving Anxiety and Nervousness
Working on these points can help you get better quicker. Massage Points A for: stress reliever, over exhaustion, insomnia, heaviness in the head, eyestrain, stiff necks, swollen eyes and sore throats. Points B: Relieves nervous tension and stiff necks, increases resistance to colds and flu.
13 Warning Signs of Lupus That May Put You in the Hospital: Treat It Quickly and Naturally
Called “the great imitator,” lupus symptoms often mimic those of some heart, lung, muscle, and bone diseases as well as blood disorders, diabetes, thyroid problems, Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, and rheumatoid arthritis. This sharing of symptoms suggests to some scientists lupus is connected to autoimmune and hormonal disorders. #lupus #fatigue