Health & Wellness - Zero Gravity and Beyond
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Supporting Vestibular Migraine Treatment at Home
If you live with vestibular migraine symptoms, then you know how important managing this condition is to keep your routine from being disrupted. Vestibular migraine affects upwards of 3% of adults and is roughly five times more common for women than men1. Even though it impacts many people worldwide, it’s often left undiagnosed or mistaken for brainstem aura because of the irregularity of the symptoms compared to traditional migraines. Finding effective home remedies for vestibular migraine will noticeably improve your quality of life. -
How to Relax Tight Pelvic Floor Muscles
If you’re experiencing pain, tension, or unusual pressure in your pelvic area, there’s a chance you have tight pelvic floor muscles. When the muscles in this area are overworked because of stress or other factors, it can result in a wide range of symptoms that interfere with your daily routine. Pelvic floor muscle relaxation techniques are the key to alleviating and managing these symptoms to loosen the affected muscle group. -
How to Treat Menopause Joint Pain and Find Relief
Menopause joint pain is common to experience during menopause and can cause discomfort. It can be caused by low levels of estrogen, which may lead to painful joints, a higher risk of osteoporosis, and inflammation. You can reduce the symptoms of menopause joint pain by using a zero gravity chair, eating anti-inflammatory food, and exercising often.
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Spa Relaxation Room Furniture and Decor Ideas for Happy Clients
As a spa owner, you understand the competitiveness of the industry and how important it is to set your business apart from the rest to attract the best clients and keep them coming back. This goes beyond just the quality of services you offer; it also includes the overall experience your clients have from the time they arrive until they leave. This means you can’t afford to overlook spa relaxation room furniture and decor as key elements in your client’s visit.
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How to Prevent Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder is a disruptive health condition that can leave your shoulder feeling stiff, sore, and hard to move. It’s more common than you may realize, affecting an estimated 4% of all people, 36% of whom are also living with diabetes1. Learning how to avoid frozen shoulder relies on identifying its root causes and knowing what symptoms to be on the lookout for. -
What Causes Restless Leg Syndrome to Flare Up?
Restless leg syndrome (RLS), also known as Willis-Ekborn disease, is a condition that affects the legs. It causes an uncomfortable feeling that prompts one to move to ease the discomfort. Restless leg syndrome flare ups usually intensify at night, however people with severe cases of RSL may experience symptoms early in the day. Moving your legs can help relieve symptoms, and there are other at home treatments you can do as well. -
Managing Hip Pain in Cold Weather
Have you noticed that your hip pain flares up when the temperatures turn colder? You’re not alone. Cold weather hip pain is a common experience that makes going about your daily activities more challenging. Why do cold weather and hip pain seem to go hand-in-hand for so many? -
How To Fix Lower Back Pain From Rowing
Rowing is a great way to reduce stress and stay healthy while also boosting your cardiovascular health, power, and endurance. Like most exercises, proper posture and completing the exercise correctly can prevent you from experiencing rowing lower back pain. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways on how to fix lower back pain from rowing, such as treating it with self-care, stretching, resting, and using ice.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Self-Care & Treatment at Home
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition often due to pressure on the median nerve in the carpal tunnel of the wrist. Compression of this nerve can lead to symptoms such as tingling, numbness, and weakness, especially in the thumbs and fingers. There are a few different factors that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome such as: overall health condition, genetics, and use of repetitive hand motions. -
Understanding the Difference Between a Tension Headache vs Migraine
Head pain is a super common ailment experienced by people around the globe each year. In fact, more than 42 million adults in the United States alone report experiencing migraines or extreme headaches1. But how can you tell whether you’re having a migraine vs tension headache? While they’re two of the most common types of headaches and can seem similar at first, there’s a difference between migraine and tension headache pain that makes it easier to manage symptoms. -
How a Zero Gravity Chair After Hip Replacement Can Help Recovery
When you’ve just had hip replacement surgery, you need to take extra precautions to support your full and speedy recovery. For weeks after your surgery, you’ll need to ensure you’re choosing proper sitting and resting positions to facilitate your healing as well as prevent any regressions in progress. One of the most useful tools you can use is a zero gravity chair after hip replacement. -
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment & Self-Care Guide
There’s an array of conditions that can cause pain, discomfort, or numbness in your feet and ankles. While the underlying cause may be arthritis pain or acute injuries like a sprain, it could also be a condition called tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS).
Experienced by people of any lifestyle, from athletic to sedentary, TTS is a condition moderately similar to the more commonly known carpal tunnel syndrome, which is only experienced in your feet and ankles. While most typical cases are able to resolve on their own, it can result in temporarily limited mobility, pain, inflammation, and hinder your daily activities during flare-ups.
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