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Sacroiliac Joint Pain
Many people are surprised to learn that there truly is a sacroiliac joint. In fact, there are two, found on either side of the tailbone. The sacroiliac joints are at the junction of the tailbone (sacrum) and the two surrounding bones of the pelvis, (the ilia). These joints are secured by groups of thick ligaments. The sacroiliac joint is strong and stable, and the ligaments which hold it together are designed to allow slight movement. However, if the joint is pushed too far,
Dr. David E Teitelbaum
Apr 162 min read


Knee Exercises
Unfortunately, not all exercises will help relieve knee pain. As a matter of fact, some exercises may aggravate your condition. Here are some guidelines to follow: 1. Cycling or using an Elliptical exercise machine are the best options to help relieve knee pain. Walking, cycling, and swimming will all help relieve mild osteoarthritis pain, and stiffness in the knees. However, my favorite ways to achieve knee restoration and maintain knee health are cycling or using an ellipti
Dr. David E Teitelbaum
Feb 122 min read


Posture and Recurring Pain
Do you have pain that keeps coming back in the same body area? Have you received treatment for the same problem repeatedly, only to find that it keeps coming back? If so, the problem might be a postural predisposition to muscle fatigue and pain in those areas. Many people are surprised to learn that it is unusual to be completely symmetrical. For example, one eye may be narrower, or an ear might be slightly low, or one side of the body may be more developed than the other. Li
Dr. David E Teitelbaum
Jan 82 min read
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