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As for what is driving America’s chronic weight problem, there are no definite answers.
Scientific studies often reach conflicting conclusions, meaning many theories are out there, but the preponderance of evidence points to the two causes most people already suspect: too much food and too little exercise.
Flatten your lower belly ( no crunches ):
1) toe taps on roller; tuck hips, slow lower exhale
2) single leg lift (one leg lifts; core stays braced)
3) diamond leg lift feet together, knees open; lift + control) Feel your deep core switch on.
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If you don't know the technique, Camel Pose (Ustrasana) seems like the one that abuses the lower back.
But in reality, it's a super pose for stretching the entire front of the body.
▫️To prevent lower back pain, tuck your pelvis and push it forward—this helps straighten the hips. ▫️Next, push your thoracic spine upward constantly—this helps lengthen along the spine.
▫️In a simple version, you can keep your palms on your lower back. In a full version, grab your heels.
It's also important to engage your lower abdomen, not hold your breath, mobilize your chest beforehand, and lengthen your hips and lower back.
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As the helper pulls the towel back and drives the legs forward, the chest opens, the shoulders draw back, and the thoracic spine extends into a deep upper-body stretch.
This can help release stiffness through the chest, front shoulders, and upper back while improving posture and thoracic mobility.
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