Back Pain? Check Your Feet!

Did you know a misalignment of your body no matter how small, can wreak havoc from your head to your toes? Controlling your feet may just end nagging back pain! Contributor: Sandra KoehlerPublished: May 25, 2005 Share and Enjoy:

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New Treatment Recommendations for Lower Back Pain

One in five Americans suffers from chronic low-back pain. Physicians and researchers at the Oregon Health & Science University have issued updated guidelines for treating low-back pain. The new guidelines include alternative treatments. Contributor: Patty OhPublished: Oct 04, 2007 Share and Enjoy:

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The Cycle of Chronic Back Pain

It is important for people with chronic back pain to understand that, in many cases, it is how they are responding to the initial incidence of pain that is keeping them in pain, rather than a serious injury. Contributor: Mary Williams, MSEd, CPEPublished: Oct 19, 2009 Share and Enjoy:

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Suffering from Back Pain?

Those suffering from back pain can successfully manage that pain and avoid further injury. People can manage their back pain without surgery or the use of prescription pain killers. Contributor: Crystal RayPublished: Mar 19, 2006 Share and Enjoy:

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Treating Back Pain with Acupuncture

Acupuncture has been used in the treatment of back pain for many decades. The procedure is quite simple and involves insertion of very fine needles into the body. Contributor: Nina RotzPublished: Dec 02, 2008 Share and Enjoy:

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