ABI Wellness Expands Cognitive Recovery System Through The Hartman Center for Functional Neurology in Time for February
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Responding to Consumers’ Needs for Virtual Care, the Vancouver-based Digital Therapeutic Company Expands Offerings in North America
ABI Wellness’s BEARS (Brain Enhance And Recovery System) will help cognitive recovery clinics continue to provide care in spite of lockdown restrictions due to COVID-19 (https://abiwellness.com/brains ABI s team has developed a groundbreaking system ORADELL, N.J. (PRWEB) February 23, 2021 ABI Wellness, creators of the integrated patient care, tracking, and reporting approach designed under CEO Mark Watson, today announced that its Brain Enhance and Recovery System (BEARS) is now available through The Hartman Center for Functional Neurology in Oradell, NJ, USA.
How to Use a Foam Roller for Your Back Pain Laura Williams Bustos, MS, ACSM EP-C
Foam roller for your back
Chances are by now you ve seen (and possibly used) the cylinders of foam that have popped up at gyms, physical therapists , and chiropractors offices.
In exercise communities, words like trigger point therapy and myofascial release are used in reference to foam rolling as though this form of self-massage is the cure-all, end-all therapy for muscle pain problems. One of its many popular uses is as a pre- and post-workout tool to boost circulation and flexibility.
But, as with most things that are physical in nature, it s complicated is a better way to describe the benefits of foam rolling for back pain.
4 Exercises for Lower Back Pain Laura Williams Bustos, MS, ACSM EP-C
Understanding lower back pain
Lower back pain can be a true nightmare. If you ve ever been laid up with an acute low back injury, or you ve been plagued with ongoing, chronic pain, you know how it can take over your life. It can prevent you from even standing up or sitting down without experiencing a jolt of agony.
The thing about back pain, though, is that the source can be a bit elusive. There are a slew of causes, including everything from a pulled muscle or bulging disc to arthritis, kidney infections, or even a tumor. And sometimes there s no obvious or single cause for the inflammation and resulting pain. (These are the everyday habits that are damaging your spine.)