If you deal with pain or discomfort from sciatica, you’re not alone. Up to 40% of people in the U.S. experience the condition at some point in their lives. Characterized by irritation of the sciatic ...

But does it really work? The concept of taping for therapeutic purposes isn't new. Developed in the 1970s by Japanese chiropractor Dr Kenzo Kase, taping was initially used to aid muscle recovery ...

Sciatica pain can most often be treated at home. But in some situations going to the emergency room can be the best way to get pain relief. Sciatica affects anywhere from 1% to 5% of people each ...

Mouth taping, intended to promote nasal breathing during sleep, is popular despite limited scientific support. It may reduce snoring, bad breath, and fatigue. However, side effects and safety ...

If radiating pain in your legs or lower back is keeping you awake, it may be time to consider a mattress for sciatica. To find the best mattresses for sciatica—namely, extra-supportive beds that ...

KOKOMO, Ind. — Local parents are concerned after a Howard County elementary school teacher has been accused of taping young students’ mouths shut during class. The teacher – an employee of ...

A poet on the gram, she considers writing more than just a job. Sciatica is one of those things that you don’t think about until it hits you. And when it does, oh boy, it jolts you down!

In a new video for his 13 million YouTube subscribers, he says people with sciatica pain should speak to their GP about possibly upping their intake of copper. Sciatica pain refers to the ...

But, recently, another technique has taken social media by storm. It’s called face taping and it involves using literal tape to pull your skin taut so that wrinkles aren’t as noticeable.

If you’re a runner (and we’re guessing you are), it is likely you have been confronted with the term ‘sciatica’ at some point – either through a quick Google search to try and identify ...