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‘Every Spine Counts’ this World Spine Day!

Celebrate World Spine Day 2022! On 16 October, we at Nicholson Health & Wellness will celebrate World Spine Day 2022 (an initiative organised by the World Federation of Chiropractic) to raise awareness about spinal disorders. The overarching mission? To...

Celebrate World Spine Day 2022!

Melbourne Chiropractor - World Spine Day 2022

On 16 October, we at Nicholson Health & Wellness will celebrate World Spine Day 2022 (an initiative organised by the World Federation of Chiropractic) to raise awareness about spinal disorders.

The overarching mission? To help empower YOU to take charge of your spinal health.

Did you know that at any given moment, an estimated 540 million people suffer from lower back pain globally? Or that four million Australians suffer from back problems every year?

It’s a big statistic and one of epidemic proportions.

This year’s theme ‘Every Spine Counts’ pays close attention to the global burden of spinal disorders and the diverse set of challenges they present across the globe in all regions, cultures, and backgrounds. ‘Every Spine Counts’ also addresses the need for increased worldwide access to quality spinal health services, especially in impoverished communities.

Sadly, for many people, spinal disability is more than just an inconvenience; but a terrible circumstance where individuals are no longer able to work and supply food and shelter for their children and families.

To acknowledge this and encourage healthy spinal habits, we are encouraging patients to maintain a healthy spine by staying mobile, avoiding physical inactivity, not overloading their spines and adopting healthy habits.

To help Australians reset and refocus on their spinal health, the Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA) is encouraging people to ‘straighten up’, ‘start walking’ and ‘find a chiro’ this World Spine Day.

World Spinal Day 2022 Australia

It is estimated that on average we spend five hours a day sitting; with a quarter of the population sitting for more than eight hours a day!

Stretching and performing regular spinal exercises are easy and time-efficient ways to help improve your spinal health – which you can now do at the touch of a button with the ACA’s newly relaunched Straighten Up app! Featuring a set of simple exercises (and taking just three minutes to complete), the Straighten Up app will help you maintain correct posture no matter where you are! Download the Straighten Up app today.

Straighten Up App Australia Start Walking App Australia

With so many of us working and learning remotely, it is now more important than ever, to get outside and stretch those legs! The Department of Health recommends a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity each week. Walking not only increases heart and lung fitness, but contributes to a naturally upright posture. Download the ACA’s fun and easy-to-use, Just Start Walking app to track and map your walks with friends and family!

For further advice on World Spine Day, call us on (03) 9486 4111 to book an appointment today.

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