Lower back pain
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Having severe lower back pain
Is it an ongoing condition? Have you ever seen a chiropractor?
Please excuse all the questions
Praying you feel much better very soon!
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Is it muscular? Do you do stretching exercises? Have you ruled out kidney afflictions?
Is it an ongoing condition? Have you ever seen a chiropractor?
Please excuse all the questions
Praying you feel much better very soon!
Is it an ongoing condition? Have you ever seen a chiropractor?
Please excuse all the questions
Praying you feel much better very soon!
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For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline.
—2 Timothy 1:7
—2 Timothy 1:7
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Stretching exercises might help Calcium is also a muscle relaxant, so if you
have some available as a nutritional supplement, perhaps taking a little extra
might be a good idea. Taking magnesium with calcium is also a good idea
Alternating heat and ice pads on the area may also provide some relief. And a nice
warm bath with Epsom salts and lavender oil is always lovely! Believe it or not,
chamomile tea has anti-inflammatory properties! So too do blueberries, cherries,
cayenne pepper, Vitamin D, and turmeric. And of course, rest is recommended
Calcium is also a muscle relaxant, so if you have some available as a nutritional supplement, perhaps taking a little extra
might be a good idea. Taking magnesium with calcium is also a good idea
Alternating heat and ice pads on the area may also provide some relief. And a nice
warm bath with Epsom salts and lavender oil is always lovely!
Believe it or not, chamomile tea has anti-inflammatory properties! So too do blueberries, cherries,
cayenne pepper, Vitamin D, and turmeric. And of course, rest is recommended
I meant to mention, also, about the convenience of using a Rolser as a transport for laundry
I bought one for groceries a few years ago and found that it doubles very nicely for as a clothing carrier.
It completely eliminates any strain on your back from carrying or even dragging a laundry basket.
<- mine looks like that
I bought one for groceries a few years ago and found that it doubles very nicely for as a clothing carrier.
It completely eliminates any strain on your back from carrying or even dragging a laundry basket.
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I meant to mention, also, about the convenience of using a Rolser as a transport for laundry
I bought one for groceries a few years ago and found that it doubles very nicely for as a clothing carrier.
It completely eliminates any strain on your back from carrying or even dragging a laundry basket.
<- mine looks like that
I bought one for groceries a few years ago and found that it doubles very nicely for as a clothing carrier.
It completely eliminates any strain on your back from carrying or even dragging a laundry basket.
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It is amazing how much easier it is to roll things than it is to carry them
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