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Whilst we may all be living longer than we used to, modern living brings with it an array of health problems. Many of them are caused by our sedentary lifestyle and stressful lives. Our muscles are often the victims of this lifestyle and the muscles of our neck, shoulder and back can be severely affected when we sit in front of the computer or TV for hours at a time. Stiff, tense muscles can be treated by natural remedies as well as artificial treatments and drugs. Many plants possess natural muscle relaxing properties.
A typical modern lifestyle can involve spending 9 or more hours in an office with no fresh air, eating convenience foods, adopting an inappropriate posture and worrying about a combination of work, family and financial problems. Is it any wonder that our bodies start to protest?
One of the most common reactions is neck and back pain tension that gets so bad that it triggers pain, which is so bad that even moving your head can be difficult. Many of us try massages, hot compresses and adjustments to the way that we sit (ergonomics) in an attempt to rectify the situation. However, few of us realise that natural herbs can be powerful muscle relaxants and can play a role in alleviating muscular pain.
Most plant remedies are consumed as an infusion to bring about muscle relaxation and calmness to your frazzled nerves.
Fortunately, there is a long list of natural treatments. They have barely any side effects, making them much safer than the powerful medications that you buy over-the-counter. They work in a natural way in harmony with your body, so they can take a little bit longer to work.
It is important to remember that you should also have a healthy and balanced diet, so that your muscles are less contracted. You should try to take in 500 mg of calcium, 1500 mg of magnesium, 99 mg of potassium and 3000 mg of vitamin C everyday.