Back Pain - Do You Think Bats Suffer From it?

I have been wondering recently, as I see more and more information on the news and in magazines on gravity inversion tables, if bats suffer from back pain. There is quite a bit of logic involved in the concept of pain relief brought about by hanging upside down. Theoretically, I can understand the relief from lower back pain that you may feel when the weight of your body is taken off your spine. Of course, it is a fact of life that the more weight we are carrying, the greater the load on our vertebra and spinal column thus exacerbating general aches and pains into severe back pain.

There are many forms of back pain ranging from back injuries, to sciatica, to fibromyalgia, all of which impact on our body and mind in a different way and require different back pain treatment methods. Visits to the chiropractor, the massage therapist, Bowen therapist, Reki Master, Medical Practitioner, pain management clinic, the list goes on and on.... All of which require time away from home and our money, both of which are precious to us. To be able to find ways of managing our pain within our own environment is certainly worth looking into. There are different back pain exercises available to assist us cope with everyday life. These are available from your physiotherapist, or perhaps your local book store. Sometimes something as simple as going on a diet may help relieve your symptoms.

I am certainly not trying to make light of any pain that you may be experiencing. The devastating effect that pain can have on our physical, mental and spiritual state can be overwhelming to yourself and your family. Chronic back pain can cripple your lifestyle and cause all sorts of personal and social problems. Certainly it is worth investigating and pursuing all avenues that may help give some relief.

I think that bats certainly wouldn't have the complex issues that surround us to deal with each day, however, being able to just hang and chill out certainly has its attractions. For some of our pain management and relaxation therapy it may be worth contemplating becoming bat like and trying inversion therapy.

I have found a website which has a selection of inversion therapy tables available for you to look at. Go to http://www.quickinversiontablereviews.com to get an overview of different tables available to you. Maybe it's just the thing you need.

Sabina

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