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Natural Health with Dr John
978-797-3077 Office
978-885-0202 Text
230 North St - Danvers MA
(Near Honda North / just off Route1)



Alleviating Neck, Shoulder and Back Discomfort from Carrying a Pocketbook
Many of us rely on pocketbooks to carry our essentials, but did you know that they can lead to discomfort in our neck, shoulders and back? Fortunately there are alternatives that can help mitigate this discomfort, such as using a crossbody strap or a fanny pack. Common Issues: Uneven Weight Distribution - Carrying a heavy pocketbook on one shoulder can cause muscle strain and discomfort. Poor Posture - Slouching to accommodate the weight can worsen back and neck pain. Repetit
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Jun 151 min read


Should I wear sandals with or without a heel strap?
Now that warmer weather is here, our footwear choices switch to more comfortable options - sandals being most popular this time of year. Here's some things to consider when making your choices... Sandals With a Heel Strap - Pros: Keeps the foot securely positioned on the sandal. Reduces toe gripping and foot fatigue while walking. Improves balance and stability. Helps maintain better walking mechanics. Less chance of the sandal slipping off. Provides greater support for
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Jun 152 min read


Proper Sleeping Posture Matters
Proper Sleep Posture The goal of good sleep posture is to keep your spine in a neutral position—similar to good standing posture. Back Sleeping (Generally Best for the Spine) Head supported so the neck is not bent forward or backward. Shoulders relaxed. Small pillow under the knees. Maintains the natural curves of the neck and low back. Distributes body weight evenly. Side Sleeping (Excellent for Many People) Head pillow thick enough to keep the neck level with the rest of th
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Jun 22 min read


Why Sitting at a Desk All Day Causes My Neck and Shoulder Pain?
Many people today spend hours each day sitting at a desk, working on a computer, looking at phones, or driving. Over time, this can place significant stress on the neck, shoulders, and upper back. In our office, we commonly see patients who develop chronic tension, stiffness, headaches, and pain simply from prolonged sitting and poor posture habits. Why Desk Work Creates Stress on the Spine The human body was designed for movement, not for remaining in one position for long p
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May 223 min read
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