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The Muscle Repair Shop News June Sent Thursday, June 3, 2010
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Being in control of your bodily functions?
   I am not talking about the typical bodily functions. I am speaking of bodily functions lik walking, running, biking, and just working around the yard. Most people in America have lost control, even young people. When you lose control of your functions, you rely on pain killers, muscle relaxers, braces, and even surgeries. The most damaging way of dealing with this is denial by saying things like, my age is why I hurt. Nothing could further from the truth.
  Your aches and pains come from an accumulation of activities you have done in your life. If you still think it is from your age, look around and see how many people your age has exactly the same pains. For example, your right hip hurts. If age has anything to do with it, then every human that is your age will have the same hip pain you have. SO what do you do?
  Start improving your strength, flexibility, get monthly massages, and eat healthier foods. We are so caught in following organizations who are money driven to supply us with unbiased information. Remember they are there for a profit. It doesn't make them a bad company, but understand they are profit driven. So take back control, spend some time and learn what your body truly needs. If everyone would do this, we could greatly reduce healthcare in our country quickly.


Do you Have Blackberry Syndrome?
Today more and more people are text messaging and working on their computers more than ever. While these products make life easier, it can also create amazing pain in your forearms. It can even keep you awake at night. Some people will try bands on their forearms and even injections. So what is happening?
 The muscles in your forearm control your fingers and allow your hands to move in all the directions they do. As you use your fingers, these muscles get tired and can spasm especially close to your elbows as this is where they attach. This is usually where the pain begins. The way to combat this and stop it is to start with massaging your forearms by beginning at your wrist and pushing up to your elbow. Make several passes until the pain subsides.
 Next make a light fist and use your other hand to push down, bending at your wrist. Hold for 2 seconds and repeat 10 times.
Now  hold your arm out straight with your palm face up. Use your other hand and bend your hand toward the floor. Hold 2 seconds and repeat 10 times. This should stop the pain.
 This also works well with carpal tunnel syndrome.



 
  HAPPY SUMMER!
It's beach time, vacation time, and outdoor time. It is time to tune up for your activities. Mention this ad and I will give you

$20.10
 
discount on your next visit.


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