Merry Christmas: Sugar and Mid-Back Pain

Many of you have heard me talk about mid back pain and sugar consumption. During holidays, many of us (myself included) eat more sugar than normal. This stresses our pancreas.

Applied Kinesiology discovered decades ago that the Latisimus Dorsi muscle is related to the pancreas. When our pancreas is stressed these muscles will go weak on both sides causing abnormal pulling in the mid back. The long-term solution is usually to reduce our sugar consumption, (not the easiest thing to during a holiday).

For a temporary correction of this mid back pain (and to relieve stress on the pancreas), rub the point on the lower left-hand side of the ribcage. It is between the ribs and should be tender. You can see it in the picture in the last column on the right labeled Lat. Dorsi: (Click the picture to see a larger image in your browser)

Sugar and Mid Back Pain

If after your indulgence this weekend, you are still craving sweets, you may have a nutritional deficiency. Let me know and we’ll figure it out what it is.

Yours in Health,

Dr. Michael

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About Dr. Michael Polsinelli, DC

I really enjoy my work. It is a combination of listening, analyzing, and the skill of performing my craft. I love the expression on my patients faces when I puzzle out a long standing problem of theirs, or when their pain leaves after gently adjusting them. Read more about me

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