Back Pain

When the body is practicing good posture the body is in a neutral spine state which reduces the chance of pain and injury. However, when poor posture occurs, the body is at risk for much more than just back pain.

“Oh, my back”! We’ve all either heard it or had the unpleasant experience of suffering a back injury. Nearly 80 percent of all Americans will experience back pain at some point in our lives so what can you do to lower your risk? Protect your back by following our everyday tips for a reduced risk…

Each job regardless of the nature of the profession can have some form of health risks. When people think of work-related injuries,  manual labor jobs such as construction or other physically demanding jobs tend to come to mind. However, what some may not think of are the risks imposed on the body from office work….

You hear it all the time, people complaining that their back hurts. This affliction in the back is one of the most common and leads to discomfort and can even prevent those from performing their daily tasks.

It’s no secret obesity plays a huge factor into one’s health in a negative way but what some may not know is how greatly obesity can affect the spine. With obesity comes complications that can escalate if not managed properly.