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The manufacturer claims these are clinically proven to help relieve lower back pain, that they have been podiatrist tested, that they help to more evenly distribute body weight to reduce stress, can be trimmed to fit, and that they help you stay on your feet longer. We can’t confirm any of this, except to say good shoes and/or good cushions like these have helped some people, especially those who have to work long hours on their feet. If you are experiencing foot pain or knee pain as well as back pain, and especially if you are a bit heavy or spend a lot of time on your feet, these could be a signs that orthotics could help. Richard’s 78-year-old mother — who has also dealt with back pain (primarily lower back pain) for many, many years — heartily recommends. Richard himself (Back-Pain-Therapy.com’s founder and the sole reason this site exists) remains neutral.
Dr Scholl’s Back Pain Relief Orthotics, Women’s Sizes 6-10, 1 pair, at Amazon
Dr Scholl’s Back Pain Relief Orthotics, Men’s Sizes 8-13, 1 pair, at Amazon
Not so many years ago, yoga was not very well understood in the West.
Fortunately, today many in our culture have come to understand its many benefits.
Many practitioners say that a good yoga workout leaves them feeling more in harmony with life.
If you've never practiced or looked into yoga before, as a back pain sufferer you should keep in mind that there are several different kinds of yoga. Some practices may be inappropriate, or even dangerous, for those with certain conditions. We hope to be posting more extensively on these differences sometime soon, but meanwhile, we highly recommend viniyoga and strongly encourage you to learn as much as you can about the differences between the different practices before beginning any routine. You should also get the okay from your primary physician first, and even then, take it very easy on yourself, especially in the beginning.
Back-Pain-Therapy.com recommends yoga as a back pain therapy resource.
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