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Old Apr 02, 2016, 04:33 PM
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The Skeezyks read somewhere recently that people who study such things have decided standing, by itself, is no better than sitting as far as exercise goes. In order to gain any benefit, there has to be movement... don't know if it's true... that that's what the article said...
That makes sense. I tried standing up at my desk while I scanned papers, and it seemed to make my hip hurt in a new way. I'm not sure if it was coincidental. In the past, it seemed that standing for many hours made my back and neck sore on one side. I assumed that was due to the hips and legs being asymmetrical.

Surprisingly, Aleve has helped the sciatica more than anything else and it reduces the other aches and pains too. I thought that all the over-the-counter pain medicines were about the same, but I was wrong. Live and learn.
Thanks for this!
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