Back Safety ~Back Pain Is No Joke~.

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Back Safety ~Back Pain Is No Joke~

Most back problems are unnecessary and can be prevented.

The Spine Has 3 Purposes Maintain the structure of our trunk and allow for body mobility. Protect the spinal cord. Act as a shock absorber.

Components of the Spine Vertebral Body Disk Fibrous Ring Jelly Substance Middle Shock Absorber Facet Joints Tendons Nerves

What Causes Back Problems? Poor Posture Slumped Sitting Flat Back Sway Back

Faulty Body Mechanics Knees in the Way Lifting with the Back Flexed Twisting without a Pivot Weight too Far Away

Stressful Living and Working Habits Work too Low and Far Away Reaching with a Heavy Load Back Unsupported

Poor Mattresses A Mattress which is too Hard Leaves the Back Unsupported A Sagging Mattress Leaves the Back in an Unbalanced Position

*Plus, emotional stress, poor nutrition, lack of rest, and smoking. Other Risk Factors Accidents Decline of Physical Fitness Loss of Flexibility *Plus, emotional stress, poor nutrition, lack of rest, and smoking.

What’s the problem, Doc? Disc Strain or Bulge Herniated Disc

Acute Strains and Sprains Postural Strains and Sprains

Joint Stiffness Osteoarthritis

What can I do to help my back? “Balance is the Key”

The “Power” Position The “Power” Lift

Interrupt or Change Stressful Positions Frequently

What about exercises to prevent back problems? Aerobic Exercises

Remember~ Balance is the Key