Quick-Start Guide to a Pain Free Diet

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By Tiffany Harelik, MA If you are in pain, you have probably tried a lot of different techniques, herbs, devices and strategies to get pain free. But have you looked to the one thing you do besides breathing, every day, as a potential source of chronic pain? Have you taken an inventory of your diet? Inflammation is … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

What Happens to Your Body to Cause Pain? -Lasting Pain Relief

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Pain is an experience virtually every human has had. There are rare individuals who feel no pain, which can be the result of genetic mutations that interfere with pain signaling. While this sounds like a blessing, it’s actually a very dangerous condition because one of pain’s key purposes is to warn you of danger. If you … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

Pain-Free People Know 7 Things That Pain Sufferers Don’t

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Nearly half of U.S. adults (47 percent) struggle with at least one type of chronic pain, according to a survey of 353,000 people from Gallup-Healthways.[i] Among them, 31 percent have neck or back pain, 26 percent have leg or knee pain, and 18 percent have another kind of pain. Further, among those in their late-40s to la … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

My STRONG Recommendation If You’re on “Dancing With the Stars”

It’s nearly impossible to watch an episode of “Dancing With the Stars” (DWTS) without marveling over the sheer athleticism of the contestants. Competitive ballroom dancing is easily one of the most taxing, most demanding of physical feats. As reported by the Associated Press (AP):[i] “Even Olympians have been felled by the … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

Powerful Natural Treatment for Repetitive Strain Injury

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Any type of prolonged, repetitive or awkward movement can cause damage to your muscles, tendons and nerves, leading to varying degrees of pain, weakness and numbness. In the modern day, the resulting repetitive strain injury (RSI) (also sometimes called repetitive stress injury) is often the result of computer usage – but th … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

The Best and Worst Climates for Pain

The next time you check the weather, you should also check out The Weather Channel’s aches & pains forecast. Yes, there really is such a thing, and you can either search by your zip code or check out the National Aches & Pains map. Depending on factors such as chance of precipitation, barometric pressure, absolute … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

How Technology is Causing You PAIN …

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Are you reading this article on a computer? Take a moment to think about your posture. Are you sitting with your head held forward and your shoulders and upper back rounded? This is incredibly common … and it’s also a major source of back and neck pain. Among teens, even, frequent computer use increases the risk of neck, … Read More

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Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

The Top 4 Workout Injuries and How to Avoid Them

  Everyone knows it's a good idea to exercise. Except that's hard to do if you hurt yourself in the process. Yet even in my own circle of friends and family members I hear of new workout injuries all the time. My friend just pulled a muscle playing recreational soccer… my cousin injured her shoulder doing chest press … Read More

Filed Under: Pain and Inflammation
Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

Ankle Pain? 7 Best Steps to Heal It!

Your ankles are one of your body’s key weight-bearing joints, responsible for providing stability and movement while standing or walking. As a hinged joint, your ankle is susceptible to injury during virtually any type of activity, including sports and exercise and even while simply walking or climbing stairs. … Read More

Filed Under: Pain and Inflammation
Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,