Back pain and it’s referred effects (i.e. pain down the legs, hip pain and burning feet) affects as many as 80% of adults at some point in their lives. In my Body Stress Release practice it’s the most frequent client complaint, followed closely by headaches and upper back tension. With the ever increasing pace of the corporate world more and more people are starting to suffer the effects of hunching over laptops and mobile devices. With repetitive physical stressors, as well as emotional triggers; over time our body’s coping mechanisms are over-ridden and we start feeling the effects of stress.
Body Stress Release will help to put you back on track and can assist you with managing long term muscular stress, injuries and back problems – but once you’ve been set back on the path to recovery, there are a few simple tips you can keep in mind to avoid re-stressing the body.