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

what happens in your body to cause pain

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

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

Do Your Breasts Hurt When Exercising?

do your breasts make it harder to exercise

It can be hard to find the time and motivation to fit in regular workouts, but 17 percent of women say they’ve skipped workouts because of a perhaps lesser-known reason -- their breasts.[i] Breasts were actually the fourth greatest barrier to physical activity uncovered by researchers in a study published in the Journal o … Read More

Filed Under: Women's Health
Written By: Jesse Cannone, CFT, CPRS, MFT,

Elizabeth Quirke

“I am 66-years old and retired.  I have been receiving Botox for the last 5-years for crippling neck and back pain, as well as my head was shaking badly.  The Botox was as effective the longer I used it and I don’t want to put toxins or drugs in my body anyway.  Then I discovered your website and Heal-n-Soothe and the relief … Read More

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Glenn Wallace

“I'm insulin dependent, work at a computer desk all day and have admittedly bad smoking and drinking habits. Though, I eat aloe vera gel everyday, take Co-Q10, a focus-formulated multi-vitamin, eat lots of vegetables and whole foods.  Can't wait to start taking Heal-n-Soothe again to improve my increasingly enjoyable workout … Read More

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Robert Miles

"The first day I took Heal n Sooth I noticed a difference the next day and by the time the bottle was gone I was suffering very little pain. This is the kind of product that the health care system needs to adopt in treating such problems as aches and pains of inflammatory caused problems instead of the big pharma poison.  He … Read More

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Dale Hartley

After injuring myself over-training for a marathon as a seventeen year old I ended up severely damaging nearly every ligament from my hips down. The doctors said to not run again for at least two years. However, the injuries never properly healed and I suffered constant but manageable pain. A few years later I started hav … Read More

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Teresa Farrell

"I always find plenty of accurate and useful information on your site. I have also benefited from some of the exercises in your "7 Day Back Pain Cure" book. I don't have huge problems with pain or join t issues, just a little sciatica from time to time and a bit of knee soreness on climbing stairs. This was recently improve … Read More

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Jan Lavis

I have been using Heal-n-Soothe, 3-capsules twice daily when I’m not working and 3-capsules three times a day when I am working. I have found a remarkable difference in my pain levels and movement. I was taking Nurophen 2-tablets 3-times a day, every day to cope with the pain and discomfort. I am a Fitness Instructor working … Read More

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His Back Was “Twisted Like a Pretzel”

The hands-down most rewarding aspect of working here at The Healthy Back Institute is that we're making a positive difference in so many peoples' lives ... an extremely positive difference, in fact, because to take so many people from a "high" level of pain to a "low" to "non-existent" level of pain is as extremely positive … Read More

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

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

things pain free people know that pain sufferers don't

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

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