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Why Some Men Don’t Visit the Doctor (but really should!)

June is Men’s Health Month, the purpose of which is to “heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys.” This may se...

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The Dangers of Overloaded Backpacks

It may be adorable when your kids strap on their enormous backpacks and head off to school – struggling toward the bus stop against the weight of their books – which, put together, roughly equals t...

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How Support Belts Help Relieve Back Pain for Millions of Americans

According to the American Chiropractic Association 31 million Americans experience low-back pain at any one time and according to WebMD, each year more than 100 million Americans experience back pa...

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How We’ve Evolved – the Evolution of Posture

We’ve spent a large focus on our blog this month discussing posture, back pain, spinal health, and related topics. As we did so, we started thinking about the history of man’s posture itself. We ha...

Five Tips for a Happy Spine

A healthy spine positively affects the health of your entire body – although it is often overlooked in favor of other pressing issues. People who have poor posture, spinal injuries, and other spina...

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Tri-Core Pillow Comfort Zone Material

Often we get asked about the difference between the regular Tri-Core® Pillow and the Comfort Zone Tri-Core. Watch the short video below to learn more.The Comfort Zone pillow delivers the same neck ...

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Tri-Core Pillow Side Lobes - What are they for?

While the Tri-Core™ pillow is prized by back sleepers for its ability to support the neck in its natural position, help relieve neck pain and correctly align the spine, it is also great for side sl...

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Tri-Core Pillow Sizes and Firmness Options

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the standard Tri-Core Pillow®, the medium size and petite versions? The Tri-Core Pillows are also offered in two different firmness options, st...

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Using Support Groups to Cope with Pain

Everyone copes with pain in their own way. Whether it’s physical pain or emotional pain, we all need our own method of dealing with the obstacles life throws at us. For many, support groups offer a...

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Five Jobs that are Tough on the Body

We spend 40 hours a week – sometimes more, way more – working. That’s almost a quarter of our lives once we reach adulthood, and that’s assuming you work the minimum 40 hour work week (we know a hu...