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Aches and Pains - Just Normal Aches and Pains by Rudy S. Patient Expert Posted Thu 02 Oct 2008 2:09pm 1 Comment Informative article Link: Aches and Pains - Just Normal Aches and Pains. Read on »
Postpartum Weight Loss: Exercises for Flabby Upper Arms by Sara H. Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth Maven Posted Fri 30 Jul 2010 4:55pm To Sara of Fit by Sara: “Ever since having my first child I’ve had flabby upper arms that jiggle with the slightest movement.  I really hate it! Is there any exercises I can do to get rid of the flab?” From Fit by Sara: “There many exercises you can do to firm the muscles of the upper arms, however one key element is to recognize that you won Read on »
Reps and Exercises for the Upper Arms by James C. Healthy Living Professional Posted Wed 16 Jun 2010 9:43am a weight where you maintain good form. If the weight is too heavy and your arms are moving forward, then obviously you need to lighten the load and concentrate on your technique. I do prefer the exercise in good form for 8-10 reps. Hey James, I'm interested in trying your Arm Training Assault program. However, I would be unable to do the seated overhead Read on »
Goodbye winter ... hello flabby upper arms by Le Patient Expert Posted Thu 03 Sep 2009 10:14am fat mumma upper arms flapping in the breeze, a hot breeze. I take two steps forward at work and one step back. I have seen pics of the whoop whoop in the wet, the wet... house. Love to you my flabby sisters in arms, le xooxo Read on »
Ouch: A catalog of aches and pains, sympathetic and otherwise by Nicolas van Dyk Posted Sat 17 Oct 2009 10:03pm Happy Sunday, folks. A quick run-down of a few things. * I'm starting to see some side effects from the Revlimid. I'd been noting platelets counts were falling, but yesterday the wife noticed I had a large bruise on my arm -- nine inches long by a couple of inches wide. Not pitch-black, but definitely discolored. I have three more days Read on »
Ouch: A catalog of aches and pains, sympathetic and otherwise by Nicolas van Dyk Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:07pm Happy Sunday, folks. A quick run-down of a few things. * I'm starting to see some side effects from the Revlimid. I'd been noting platelets counts were falling, but yesterday the wife noticed I had a large bruise on my arm -- nine inches long by a couple of inches wide. Not pitch-black, but definitely discolored. I have three more days Read on »
Aches And Pains? It Could Be Your Job! by Adria A. Posted Thu 24 Jun 2010 12:00am of their aches and pains.  We decided it would be appropriate to write an article on proper desk posture and how it can affect you muscles, joints, and nerves. Notice all the key points in this picture ( they are numbered for your convenience ). 1.)  The arm is pulled back and aligned with with shoulder joint 2.)  Elbow is lined up with the shoulder Read on »
Aches and Pains by Ronni B. Patient Expert Posted Thu 06 Jan 2011 8:31am talking about their aches and pains. Indeed, this supposed transgression has been fodder for comedians for as long as I can remember. In my experience, this stereotype...-centric culture in the past few decades, I suspect some elders are loath to acknowledge aches and pains for fear of appearing old (as if sags and wrinkles are not evidence Read on »
Vitamin D for winter aches and pains by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor Posted Sat 01 Nov 2008 5:50pm Many people who feel achy and sore, and sometimes lethargic and depressed, during the winter months may not be getting enough vitamin D. The body makes vitamin D from the sun’s ultraviolet rays, so it’s known as the sunshine vitamin, but this source is in short supply throughout late fall and winter, especially for people [...] Read on »
Swank Day 5, Multiple Sclerosis, And Aches & Pains by Jughead Patient Expert Posted Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:38am . I don't write much, too hard to control the pen. Small things like washing your hair is hard, that's a long time to have your arms over your head. The worse part Read on »