Back Pain Myths You Still Believe and What to Do Instead!

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Back pain affects nearly everyone, but so do the myths about how to treat it. In this video, we break down the 10 most common back pain myths — and what really helps instead. From sitting posture to mattress choices, exercise, and alternative therapies, learn how to take better care of your back with science-backed advice. • Learn safe lifting techniques.  • Understand when rest helps — and when it doesn’t.  • Discover the truth about chiropractic care and acupuncture.  • Find out what type of mattress really helps.  • Learn why exercise and weight management matter. Whether you’re dealing with pain now or just want to prevent it, this guide clears up the confusion and helps you make smarter choices.   References: https://www.webmd.com/back-pain/ss/slideshow-back-pain-myths

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00:00Welcome back sunbro, we hope you all in great health and great money.

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00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about back pain myths you still believe and what to do instead.

00:15Back pain affects 8 out of 10 people eventually, and so do the myths around it.

00:19Let's clear things up.

00:201. Sit up straight.

00:22Myth. Slouching is bad, but sitting stiffly for hours also strains your back.

00:26Lean back with feet on the floor or stand now and then.

00:302. Don't lift heavy things.

00:32Myth. It's how you lift that matters.

00:34Squat close, back straight, lift with your legs, and hold items close.

00:38Don't twist and know your limits.

00:403. Bed rest is best.

00:42Myth. Rest helps at first, but too much can make it worse.

00:46Light movement speeds healing.

00:474. Pain means injury.

00:49Myth. Not always.

00:51Back pain can come from disc issues, disease, infection, or genetics.

00:555. Extra weight equal extra pain.

00:57Fact. More weight adds pressure.

00:59Staying active helps prevent pain, especially if you're not moving much during the week.

01:046. Thin people don't get back pain.

01:06Myth. Even underweight people can suffer, especially with bone loss from eating disorders.

01:117. Exercise makes it worse.

01:14Myth. Actually, gentle movement helps healing.

01:16Regular exercise prevents future pain.

01:198. Chiropractic care can help.

01:21Fact. Spinal manipulation and massage are proven to ease lower back pain.

01:259. Acupuncture and more might work.

01:27Fact. If standard care fails, try acupuncture, yoga, relaxation, or cognitive therapy.

01:3310. Firmer mattresses are best.

01:35Myth. Medium firm often works better.

01:38Pick one that fits your sleep style and pain cause.

01:41Got back pain.

01:42Don't fall for the myths, know the facts, move smart, and listen to your body.

01:45Your back will thank you.

01:47Thanks for watching, Sunbro.

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