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LOWER BACK PAIN
By Peter Rose FSI

Lower back pain, used to be called lumbago; as this area is known as the lumbar region of the back. Initial investigation is needed to ensure it is not a freshly torn muscle and the exact nature and position of the damage. The body has a trick of making us feel pain in a place different from the actual damage. These investigations should ensure that the pain is not caused by Kidney or Liver problems and then try to find if the damage is in the spine, the hip joints or the muscles surrounding the skeleton. There are several layers of different muscles all acting in this area (so called deep and superficial muscular structures) and each structure is made up of many interconnected but separate muscles. Establishing exactly where the pain is coming from, how deep etc is difficult and often seems to move, one day being a few inches away from yesterdays etc.


THE WAY FORWARD
Once the investigations have shown it is muscular and that there is not any internal bleeding then use magnets to speed recovery. Support belts containing magnets, spot magnets; one at the centre and others in a circle around this one. Shiatsu, acupuncture, massage and gentle stretching (yoga) will all help. The trick is to keep active without adding to any damage. Total “rest” without movement will cause muscle wastage and possibly calcification of joints etc. Too much movement, especially under load, will cause all ready weakened tissue to fail. Gentle stretching without load is needed and this can be very gradually increased over a period of time. The length of this period of time will depend on individual factors, the amount of damage, the age and recovery rate of the patient, the diet and also lifestyle.

PETER ROSE - FSI - PRACTITIONERS
To find your nearest qualified Shiatsu practitioner or nearest trained magnet therapy practitioner
. Email:  peter@shiatsu-international.com

See also....MAGNETIC THERAPY ONLINE PRACTITIONER TRAINING COURSE

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