[76272] in Daily_Rumour
Unusual stretch erases back pain
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Daily Stretch)
Mon Sep 25 11:07:31 2023
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2023 10:07:28 -0500
From: "Daily Stretch" <backpaincure@dwalmex.today>
Reply-To: "Daily Stretch" <backpaincure@dwalmex.today>
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<p style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua',Palatino,'Palatino Linotype','Palatino LT STD',Georgia,serif; color:#000000;font-size:18px; line-height:130%;display:inline;border-collapse:separate;">New Harvard research shows that 91.7% of back pain and sciatica is caused by THIS <strong> <a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S">hidden muscle trapped under your left pelvis bone</a></strong><a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> </a>.</p>
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Now, a world-renowned back pain expert reveals how there's <strong> <a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S">only one fix</a></strong><a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> </a> for this locked muscle:<br />
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It's not surgery...<br />
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It's not medication...<br />
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And it's not massage or acupuncture.<br />
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It's a simple 30-second stretch done using a kitchen chair.<br />
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<strong>==> <a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> Click here to watch the follow-along video to relieve your back and sciatica in just 30-seconds - for good.</a></strong><a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> </a><br />
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<strong>PS</strong>... the most surprising thing is, this<strong> <a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> 30-second stretch</a></strong><a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> </a> is so effective, you can feel all-over relief just minutes after you use it.<br />
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That's because this "locked muscle" is yanking on your low back all day long...<br />
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Which causes your spine to "pinch" the sciatica nerve.<br />
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This one simple stretch has already transformed thousands of lives...
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<strong> ==> <a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> Click here to find out how to soothe this trapped muscle and heal back pain and sciatica instantly </a></strong><a href="http://dwalmex.today/48PY-skWPlTYu_iiQ8s_khdWCBtZCwONbb6H6rCIrbf7fT_S"> </a>(30 second stretch).
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<p><span style="color:#fff; font-family:constantia,lucida bright,dejavu serif,georgia,serif; ">throws a charm around the humblest employment and links the workers on earth with the holy beings who do God’s will in heaven. {PP 574.1} Success in this life, success in gaining the future life, depends upon a faithful, conscientious attention to the little things. Perfection is seen in the least, no less than in the greatest, of the works of God. The hand that hung the worlds in space is the hand that wrought with delicate skill the lilies of the field. And as God is perfect in His sphere, so we are to be perfect in ours. The symmetrical structure of a strong, beautiful character is built up by individual acts of duty. And faithfulness should characterize our life in the least as well as in the greatest of its details. Integrity in little things, the performance of little acts of fidelity and little deeds of kindness, will gladden the path of life; and when our work on earth is ended, it will be found that every one of the little duties faithfully performed has exerted an influence for good—an influence that can never perish. {PP 574.2} The youth of our time may become as precious in the sight of God as was Samuel. By faithfully maintaining their Christian integrity, they may exert a strong influence in the work of reform. Such men are needed at this time. God has a work for every one of them. Never did men achieve greater results for God and </span></p>
<p><span style="color:#fff; font-family:constantia,lucida bright,dejavu serif,georgia,serif; ">humanity than may be achieved in this our day by those who will be faithful to their God-given trust. {PP 574.3} Eli was priest and judge in Israel. He held the highest and most responsible positions among the people of God. As a man divinely chosen for the sacred duties of the priesthood, and set over the land as the highest judicial authority, he was looked up to as an example, and he wielded a great influence over the tribes of Israel. But although he had been appointed to govern the people, he did not rule his own household. Eli was an indulgent father. Loving peace and ease, he did not exercise his authority to correct the evil habits and passions of his children. Rather than contend with them or punish them, he would submit to their will and give them their own way. Instead of regarding the education of his sons as one of the most important of his responsibilities, he treated the matter as of little consequence. The priest and judge of Israel had not been left in darkness as to the duty of restraining and governing the children that God had given to his care. But Eli shrank from this duty, because it involved crossing the will of his sons, and would make it necessary to</span></p>
<p><span style="color:#fff; font-family:constantia,lucida bright,dejavu serif,georgia,serif; ">punish and deny them. Without weighing the terrible consequences that would follow his course, he indulged his children in whatever they desired and neglected the work of fitting them for the service of God and the duties of life. {PP 575.1} God had said of Abraham, “I know him, that he will command his children and his household after him, and they shall keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and judgment.” Genesis 18:19. But Eli allowed his children to control him. The father became subject to the children. The curse of transgression was apparent in the corruption and evil that marked the course of his sons. They had no proper appreciation of the character of God or of the sacredness of His law. His service was to them a common thing. From childhood they had been accustomed to the sanctuary and its service; but instead of becoming more reverent, they had lost all sense of its holiness and significance. The father had not corrected their want of reverence for his authority, had not checked their disrespect for the solemn services of the sanctuary; and when they reached manhood, they were full of the deadly fruits of skepticism and rebellion. {PP 575.2} </span></p>
<p><span style="color:#fff; font-family:constantia,lucida bright,dejavu serif,georgia,serif; ">Though wholly unfit for the office, they were placed as priests in the sanctuary to minister before God. The Lord had given the most specific directions in regard to offering sacrifices; but these wicked men carried their disregard of authority into the service of God, and did not give attention to the law of the offerings, which were to be made in the most solemn manner. The sacrifices, pointing forward to the death of Christ, were designed to preserve in the hearts of the people faith in the Redeemer to come; hence it was of the greatest importance that the Lord’s directions concerning them should be strictly heeded. The peace offerings were especially an expression of thanksgiving to God. In these offerings the fat alone was to be burned upon the altar; a certain specified portion was reserved for the priests, but the greater part was returned to the offerer, to be eaten by him and his friends in a sacrificial feast. Thus all hearts were to be directed, in gratitude and faith, to the great Sacrifice that was to take away the sin of the world. {PP 576.1} </span></p>
<p><span style="color:#fff; font-family:constantia,lucida bright,dejavu serif,georgia,serif; ">they were twenty-five years of age, but Samuel had been an exception to this rule. Every year saw more important trusts committed to him; and while he was yet a child, a linen ephod was placed upon him as a token of his consecration to the work of the sanctuary. Young as he was when brought to minister in the tabernacle, Samuel had even then duties to perform in the service of God, according to his capacity. These were at first very humble, and not always pleasant; but they were performed to the best of his ability, and with a willing heart. His religion was carried into every duty of life. He regarded himself as God’s servant, and his work as God’s work. His efforts were accepted, because they were prompted by love to God and a sincere desire to do His will. It was thus that Samuel became a co-worker with the Lord of heaven and earth. And God fitted him to accomplish a great work for Israel. {PP 573.3} If children were taught to regard the humble round of everyday duties as the course marked out for them by the Lord, as a school in which they were to be trained to render faithful and efficient service, how much more pleasant and honorable would their work appear. To perform every duty as unto the Lord, </span></p>
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