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[...] David Seah : The Healing Power of Water: ” The Healing Power of Water Filed under Food I turned 39 at the end of December, and with that came a whole host of aches and pains. I thought I was just imagining things because I was eyeing my impending 40s with some trepidation. But then the spasms began, starting with my left hand. My left shoulder joint starting feeling like it was seizing up, and then the right shoulder blade seemed to be grating itself into little pieces. My back was killing me, each vertebra crunching against each other like little disks of sand. These were pains I had never experienced before, and the usual three-day window it normally takes my body to bounce back from a strain had stretched well into 9 days, no improvement in sight. In fact, things seemed to be getting worse, which didn’t help my mood. [...]
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[...] “Apparently I had been turning my muscles into beef jerky by not drinking enough water. The numbness and spasms in my arms and hands have also started to fade away. It might be too early to call, but I can say that drinking that water has seemed to make a palpable difference in the way I’m feeling.”read more | digg story Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
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[...] David Seah : The Healing Power of Water: ” The Healing Power of Water Filed under Food I turned 39 at the end of December, and with that came a whole host of aches and pains. I thought I was just imagining things because I was eyeing my impending 40s with some trepidation. But then the spasms began, starting with my left hand. My left shoulder joint starting feeling like it was seizing up, and then the right shoulder blade seemed to be grating itself into little pieces. My back was killing me, each vertebra crunching against each other like little disks of sand. These were pains I had never experienced before, and the usual three-day window it normally takes my body to bounce back from a strain had stretched well into 9 days, no improvement in sight. In fact, things seemed to be getting worse, which didn’t help my mood. [...]
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Relieve back pain by drinking more water...
We know that water can help cure a hangover, give you more energy, and aid in kicking caffeine; however, according to formerly dehydrated blogger David Leah, it can also cure back pain: Apparently I had been turning my muscles......
- Dehydration and Pain at jayboydbrushett.com
[...] I came across an interesting blog post (with some links to other information/sources) that ties certain back pain, migraines and other such afflictions to a lack of water intake. Not something I had ever thought of before but it makes sense when you think about it. [...]
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