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	<title>Comments on: Pain In The Lower Back On The Tail</title>
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		<title>By: Chairs Back Pain Sciatica</title>
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		<description>[...] Pain in the lower back on the tail. The load on you back is the highest when you&#8217;re sitting, less while standing and least when you&#8217;re sleeping. The golden rule is to get up and walk around each 15-20 mins. When on a long drive, get out of the auto, walk around, stretch you limbs after each 2 hours. While driving, the back of the automobile seat shouldn&#8217;t recline beyond thirty degrees and ideally the seat bottom should be angled up a touch in front. Avoid frequent use of high heels &#8211; they hamper good posture, ruin you body&#8217;s alignment and hurt the back, feet and neck. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Pain in the lower back on the tail. The load on you back is the highest when you&#8217;re sitting, less while standing and least when you&#8217;re sleeping. The golden rule is to get up and walk around each 15-20 mins. When on a long drive, get out of the auto, walk around, stretch you limbs after each 2 hours. While driving, the back of the automobile seat shouldn&#8217;t recline beyond thirty degrees and ideally the seat bottom should be angled up a touch in front. Avoid frequent use of high heels &#8211; they hamper good posture, ruin you body&#8217;s alignment and hurt the back, feet and neck. [...]</p>
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