If you tend to suffer from neck pain and shoulder pain, an orthopedic pillow is one of the best health investments you can make. I have to admit, these orthopedic pillows do wonders for my neck. It’s like they know exactly where to target the pain. It’s like they have a little satellite navigation system […]
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Back pain (especially lower back pain) prevalence is rising steadily in the past years with 12%-44% suffering from back pain at any given time, and is the most common cause of work-related disability in people under 45 years of age. In this post, you’ll find the latest statistics, studies, and facts about work-related back pain, […]
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To tell you the truth, I prefer the good old manual massage. Don’t you? Nothing fancy, just a basic deep kneading massage. However, most of us can’t afford regular massages to relieve our achy backs. The good news is: A handheld percussion back massager can serve the same purpose – in the comfort of your […]
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According to the latest back pain statistics, spinal decompression devices are being used by 38% of chiropractic doctors and traction usage has risen from 73% in 1991 to 80.6% in 2003 and keeps rising to this day. But, what is the success rate of spinal decompression? does it actually work? In this post, you’ll find […]
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As you probably know, both the posture pump and the inversion table are designed to decompress your spine – including your cervical spine. However: They differ in the way they get it done. What’s better for neck pain, or Sciatica, or a herniated disc: Posture Pump or inversion table? In this post you’ll find all […]
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As you probably know, Back-Pain-Relief-Products.net is a totally free resource of back pain products reviews and back pain relief research and information for more than 5 years. To keep the blog running and covering some maintenance costs (hosting the site, for example), we often refer our readers to the best back pain relief and neck pain relief devices in the market. […]
Continue readingSlouching is a hard-to-kill habit. Most of us have been slouching our way to graduation, and since old habits die hard, we keep slouching at work, at home and for decades – until our back and neck have their revenge. The revenge includes horrible back and neck pain, knee pain, tingling of the hands and […]
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