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Weight and Back Pain

How Excess Weight Affects Back Pain

James London-DeVasher

In society we are surrounded by small, medium and large framed people. The size of your frame plays a large part in how much weight you can safely carry. For instance, a medium-bone woman at the height of 5”2 can weigh up to 135 without being overweight. A larger framed woman can weigh a few pounds more without tipping the scale.

Obesity, however, has taken over our country due to changes in our eating and exercise patterns and the foods we eat. The worst culprits to obesity include the FDA which permits harmful additives to be put into our foods which cause cravings and weight gain. We see obesity in our future at higher levels than ever in our history. Why do you think 12 and 14 years old children are running around with large buttocks and breasts? These changes that the children my see as benefits today may down the road be balanced out with large arms, midriffs and thighs. If we do not lose weight it can lead to serious back pain.

Back pain is one of the worst conditions of all pain we can experience, yet many times is wholly preventable.

Back pain can emerge from a chain of reactions, starting with the skeleton bones and moving to the skeletal muscles. Once the bones and muscles are targeted, the reactions carry on to collagen, calcium, phosphates, magnesium, joints, ligaments, tendons, cartilages, synovium, fibers, connective tissues, nerve roots, nerve endings, and gradually moves to the largest component within our body’s structure, known as the Central Nervous System. Now we have serious complications in the making.

The chain reactions affect our hormones, metabolic; weight bearing muscles and joints, and moves to deterioration. Now, the chain reaction may not occur in like order, yet in one fashion or the other each component of the body is affected over time.

Obesity increases the chain reaction. Back injuries alone can lead to obesity. For instance, if at one time you lift or catch a heavy object, person, etc, later down the road your back may fail, causing you enormous pain. The pain slows your actions, as well as causes emotional responses to produce symbolism messages, which can alter your life dramatically. You may feel helpless and continue life lying on your back, pitying your condition and failing to see how you can relieve your pain. Inactive muscles lead to obesity.

In view of the fact, we see that the muscles must have proper movement daily to avoid such problems. Exercise is the key that opens the door to healthy spines and closes the door to obesity. Stop fat in its track by working those muscles.

Emotions are powerful and tricky. You can stop the emotions from playing tricks on your mind by taking action now. If you have, a weight condition set a plan, and attempts to loose the measured weight at a scheduled interval. For instance, set your mind to loose five pounds by the end of the month. Once you loose the weight, you will notice a change in your spine, which includes reduced back pain. Set up a regimen of exercises that are suitable for you to achieve your goal. Tip: Dance aerobics help you to burn fat quickly.

When you loose weight, it strengthens the muscles in your tummy and spinal column. The health advantage increases the chain reactions natural flow. Natural flow is achieved, since you reduce the amount of stress added to the joints and muscles. In view of the fact, you want to choose stretch exercises and workouts that do not overexert the joints, or muscles. Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes at all times, including during workouts.

Get help if you need to but lose weight now and your back will thank you in the future.





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