Is back or neck pain always related to being overweight? No. But are they often related? Yes.<\/p>\n
So can weight loss reduce back pain? ABSOLUTELY.<\/p>\n
Medical studies show that back pain is often due to overworking the back due to carrying excess amounts of weight, especially around the midsection.<\/p>\n
The American Obesity Association notes that patients who have a body mass (BMI) of 25 or greater are more likely to develop osteoarthritis and other back pains due to their weight and body structure.<\/p>\n
As you lose weight, your legs, knees, back, neck, and other parts of your body will not need to work as hard to maintain your body size and movements.<\/p>\n
Decreases Risk of Diabetes – Diabetes can lead to kidney damage, vision loss, nerve damage, and other issues. By losing just 5-10% of your body weight, you can reduce your risk of diabetes by as much as 50%.<\/p>\n
Back Benefits – Back pain, neck pain, joint pain, and muscle pain can all be reduced when extra weight is lost. For every 5 pounds lost, the stress on your joints is significantly reduced. and thus, the aging process is much less because of the lesser stress on your body.<\/p>\n
Other added benefits:<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve experienced back and neck pain, or perhaps you would identify yourself as overweight, you still have the power to change your lifestyle and get healthier. Here are three easy steps to change your weight:<\/p>\n
If you need help, our team would be happy to help. We provide chiropractic adjustments for your back and neck and we offer a weight loss coaching program that can help you get to the healthier weight that you want.<\/p>\n
To find out more about our weight loss program or to schedule a Tulsa chiropractic visit, please contact us below. We are happy to give you a FREE consultation on your first visit with us.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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