In my Early 20's I was riding a bike in Italy and was hit by a small truck. I went over the hood of the car and on the pavement. I severely bruised my shoulder and had to rest for two days before I was back to normal.
In my Early 40's, I hurt my back sleeping and had to take a week off work.
I had chronic back issues sleeping on a too soft, worn-out bed. Switched to sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor, no more problems. It looks and sounds stupid, grown man sleeping on the floor in their own home, but it works. And if it is stupid but it works, it can't be too stupid.
I had chronic back issues sleeping on a too soft, worn-out bed. Switched to sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor, no more problems. It looks and sounds stupid, grown man sleeping on the floor in their own home, but it works. And if it is stupid but it works, it can't be too stupid.
Isn't that what they sleep on in Japan? Thin mattress on the floor?
I had chronic back issues sleeping on a too soft, worn-out bed. Switched to sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor, no more problems. It looks and sounds stupid, grown man sleeping on the floor in their own home, but it works. And if it is stupid but it works, it can't be too stupid.
Yeah a worn out mattress causes so many issues. Noticed the difference after one night I had slept on my futon couch which had a much firmer mattress than my bed did.
I had a chiro-evangelist trying to convince me at one point before my opinion calcified and they almost had me on board until I got hold of the pamphlet and it promised to heal my chakras. Unless that means restoring HP and MP proportional to my Physical Attack stat to myself and adjacent targets, I don't want anything to do with chakras.
There are still (unfortunately few) chiropractors out there that don't get ideas above their station. They know they're just back crackers and that sometimes it helps, but don't go making claims they can heal your thyroid or realign your energy centers. And hopefully don't try to twist your head off. I suspect they have a secret trophy case.
Chiro is a pseudoscience but some of their stuff is real. The problem is if you want to train and get certification as a chiro you probably have to go somewhere that teaches the pseudoscience
I had chronic back issues sleeping on a too soft, worn-out bed. Switched to sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor, no more problems. It looks and sounds stupid, grown man sleeping on the floor in their own home, but it works. And if it is stupid but it works, it can't be too stupid.
Word. I spent what felt at the time like an unreasonable amount of money on a new, firm mattress back in 2020 and it made a great deal of difference to my spinal crunchitude.
What helped nearly as much was buying a heatpad for my armchair and giving my back a good bake for the cold half of the year. Since I started doing that, the unprovoked twinges of spinal torment have essentially ceased. Melt dem muscles, guys!
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I had chronic back issues sleeping on a too soft, worn-out bed. Switched to sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor, no more problems. It looks and sounds stupid, grown man sleeping on the floor in their own home, but it works. And if it is stupid but it works, it can't be too stupid.
Isn't that what they sleep on in Japan? Thin mattress on the floor?
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In my Early 20's I was riding a bike in Italy and was hit by a small truck. I went over the hood of the car and on the pavement. I severely bruised my shoulder and had to rest for two days before I was back to normal.
In my Early 40's, I hurt my back sleeping and had to take a week off work.
Isn't that what they sleep on in Japan? Thin mattress on the floor?
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Yeah a worn out mattress causes so many issues. Noticed the difference after one night I had slept on my futon couch which had a much firmer mattress than my bed did.
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Mattress filled with foam. Alas!
Word. I spent what felt at the time like an unreasonable amount of money on a new, firm mattress back in 2020 and it made a great deal of difference to my spinal crunchitude.
What helped nearly as much was buying a heatpad for my armchair and giving my back a good bake for the cold half of the year. Since I started doing that, the unprovoked twinges of spinal torment have essentially ceased. Melt dem muscles, guys!