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In my experience, few common injuries are more debilitating than those affecting our back. It’s one of those things where you don’t realize how much you rely on something until it’s no longer supporting you, and then even the most ordinary of actions become deliberate, uncomfortable choices. What makes back pain even more frustrating is that it can be caused by even the simplest of actions, such as picking something up incorrectly or sitting incorrectly for an extended period of time. Since we all need to do these behaviours regularly, avoiding potential back pain triggers seems nearly impossible, and the below back pain statistics — courtesy of the American Chiropractic Association  —would seem to support that notion: Low back pain is the single leading cause of disability worldwide, according to the  Global Burden of Disease 2010 . Back pain is one of the most common reasons for missed work.  In fact, back pain is the second most common reason for vi...

In a public meeting at FCC headquarters on July 14, the agency which once served the American people instead acted like tyrannical thugs, in an escalating series of remarkable events. First, they prevented wireless science advocates from displaying a simple sign, violating their First Amendment rights in a public venue. Then, a security guard forcefully prevented a t-shirt from being taken out of a bag, by a former Congressional candidate with opposing views. Next, a Bloomberg reporter had his credentials confiscated — almost unbelievably — for talking with the former Congressional candidate. Following these incidents, the reporter, Todd Shields , was visibly irate with FCC Commissioner Tom Wheeler — who also happens to be the former president of CTIA , the wireless industry’s lobbying organization. “Moments ago I was attempting to talk to to some people who came to attend the meeting and have concerns about radiation and 5G. And your security force intervened — told the guy ...

The 2016 U.S. presidential elections have proven to be among the most controversial, circus-like events to date. Weighing in on the matter has been WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has exposed valuable truths regarding political corruption, most notably of the DNC and Hillary Clinton. Speaking in a CNN interview following the release of nearly 20,000 emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee by suspected Russian hackers, Assange says WikiLeaks has “a lot more” documents that will add further controversy to the election. His threat should come as no surprise, since he also claimed that the “Hillary Leaks” would become a series. He even went so far to say during a recent interview with ITV  that his next release will “provide enough evidence” to see Hillary arrested. According to Assange , the leak of 20,000 internal emails from the DNC “is having so much political impact in the United States.” Yet when asked to disclose the source of t...

Climate change remains one of the most hotly debated scientific issues today. Though we at CE don’t deny that it’s happening, we also recognize that it is, at least to a certain extent, a natural part of the Earth’s fluctuations. The question then has become, to what extent is the climate change we are currently experiencing the result of human activity (greenhouse gases), and how much of it is inevitable? While the mainstream media presents this as a clearcut case,  ridiculing or outright ignoring scientists who question our impact, the issue is far more complex than we are being led to believe, and much is still in doubt.  There are other factors we need to take into consideration. Senator James Inofhe, chairman of the US Senate Committee on  Environment and Public Works, is a good person to start with if we want to get the objective story on climate change. Not long ago, he appeared on the “ The Eric Metaxas Show ,” warning that “our kids are being bra...

A diet rich in minerals is essential for a variety of bodily functions, including building strong bones and teeth, blood, skin, and hair, promoting proper nerve function, and aiding metabolic processes, like turning the food we eat into energy. If you’re eating a well-balanced diet full of whole foods, you’re likely getting the minerals you need for optimum health. Foods rich in magnesium specifically include whole grains, nuts, and green leafy vegetables. Though it’s the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, it’s estimated that 50 to 80 percent of Americans are deficient in  magnesium . This important mineral plays an essential role in your body’s biochemical processes — from proper formation of bones and teeth, relaxation of blood vessels, and muscle and nerve function (including the heart), to the regulation of blood sugar and insulin sensitivity and the creation of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy currency of your body, we need magnesium to thrive ....

Yesterday, a U.S. fitness blogger’s Instagram post went viral after she shared three pictures of herself at different weights, to prove that the number on the scale really doesn’t say much (if anything) about your health, your fitness level, or your value as a human being. Kelsey Wells, author of the fitness blog My Sweat Life , posted photos of herself at 145, 122, and 140 pounds. An Unconventional Before-and-After Photoshoot  Contrary to most before-and-after posts, however, her “after” shot shows her at nearly the same “before” weight. The big difference between them? Muscle. While she looks beautiful in each photo and at every weight, that’s not really the point of either the photos or this article. She wanted to show how meaningless the number on the scale is when it comes to tracking your fitness goals and, more importantly, determining your own self worth. “You guys. [Please] stop getting hung up on the number on the [stupid] scale!” she...