Cyber Monday is becoming a bigger phenomenon in our modern society as we shift towards the internet of things. Smartphones have hyper-drive cyber Monday even busier, however, our bodies are not designed for spending hours on the small phone devices or at a desk looking for these deals.
This article will dive into 3 exercises that are designed to help keep your upper body limber so you do not get any unwanted tendinitis, stiff neck syndrome, or nerve irritation. Yes, we have seen an uptick in this diagnosis more and we would like to explain why these exercises are important and how it can help you enjoy your Christmas and online presents for yourself.
Our body will protect your nerves at all cost. The nerves depend on two things to stay healthy: blood and lymphatic circulation. Lymphatic circulation is the system that works with our immune system to fight unwanted things and detox them towards our lymph nodes. There is a hierarchy in who is the boss of our body. Our brain tells our nerve what to do. Our nerve talks to our muscles and tells it to move, relax, or freeze up into a muscle spasm.
Anatomically, our nerves are strategically at the parts of your body that are intentionally protected. Our ulnar (funny bone nerve), median (carpal tunnel nerve), and radial nerve run under the surface of our arm. Deeply under our collarbone, chest muscles, and armpit region.
How is your posture going to impact the nerves and its health?
If you round your shoulder forward and/or stick your chin out as you type, you are slowing the circulation of vital nutrients to the nerve. Imagine your plumbing system being slowed down by weeds and waste like my kids putting play-doh down the toilet. (more…)
This article is my latest continuation of the ACL 101 series. ReVITALize Rehab Club is designed to simplify the medical jargon so every member can be empowered in their own care. Social media and medical information in the internet are notorious for giving snippets of fitness and medical care and I want to bridge that gap so every member can get in the heads of the medical and fitness professionals to make the best decisions for themselves.