Sciatica - Not fun at all

Just a few years back, at least it seem that way, I used to laugh at people suffering from sciatica. "Too much beer and red wine", was a common joke about those elderly men who limped around looking.. old.

Now it isn't that funny anymore, since I learned first hand how painful it really can be. And I am not old, but right now I really feel old and probably I look old too.

I quick search and surf on the net gives me some valuable information about this problem; Sciatica occurs due to a variety of reasons. It can happen due to Herniation of the Spinal Disc, Spinal Stenosis, Piriformis Syndrome, Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction and even Pregnancy. Red wine and beer have nothing at all to do with it.

Since I am one of these strange creatures that don't like taking pills, unless I really have to for some reason, I am looking for another way to ease the pain. Common treatment, I read, of sciatica recommended by doctors is invasive surgery and meditation therapy. But these kinds of treatment provide you temporary relief from the sciatica pain, as you stop uses these drugs, you can feel the pain again.

There must be another, more natural, way to get rid of this. There usually is.

I found a free downloadable e-book that promises to help me get rid of my sciatica in a week, and the pain will ease in just 8 minutes. To my surprise it helped, although it took me 10 minutes instead of 8, but who's in a hurry?

Get your free copy of the book here, if you suffer from sciatica:

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