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Back Ointment - 50 ml
Contains 10% of comfrey extract, clove oil, mint oil, rosemary oil, eucalyptus oil, pine oil, lavender oil, marmot oil and arnica oil. Makes your skin feel soft and smooth. Stimulates the circulation and in combination with a massage relaxes skin, muscles and joints. Note: Do not use this product if you are allergic to the Asteraceae (daisy) family.
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Back Relaxation Bath - 500 ml
Wonderfully soothing bath additive for tension in the back, shoulder and neck area. The unique combination of rosemary and wintergreen oil, camphor and extracts of devil's claw, arnica and horse chestnut added to a warm bath supports the blood circulation and relaxes cramped muscles. The very best care substances pamper your skin, replenishing it and retaining its moisture, and give it a wonderfully silky-soft feel.
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Oak Open Back Chair Material: Furniture
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Labrains Rosacea & Strike Back Cream 50mL
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Voltarol Back And Muscle Relief Gel 30g
Merchant: Pharmica, Brand: Voltarol, Price: 4.49 £, Currency: £, Availability: in_stock, Shipping costs: 2.9 £, Time to deliver: 1-3 days, Title: Voltarol Back And Muscle Relief Gel 30g
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Labrains Rosacea & Strike Back Cream 50mL refill
Merchant: Sweetcare.com, Brand: Labrains, Price: 60.09 £, Currency: £, Availability: in_stock, Shipping costs: 4.04 £, Category: Face Care, Title: Labrains Rosacea & Strike Back Cream 50mL refill
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Used Phase One P21+ Digital Back - 645 Fit
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Used Phase One P45+ Digital Back - 645 Fit
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Used Phase One P40+ Digital Back - 645 Fit
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Used Phase One P20 Digital Back - H Fit
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Used Phase One P30+ Digital Back - 645 Fit
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Used Phase One P25 Digital Back - 645 Fit
Merchant: Mpb.com, Brand: Phase One, Price: 309.00 £, Currency: £, Availability: in_stock, Shipping costs: 5.95 £, Time to deliver: 2-3 Days, Title: Used Phase One P25 Digital Back - 645 Fit
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'Hollow back or rounded back?'
The choice between a hollow back or a rounded back depends on the specific needs and preferences of the individual. A hollow back can help to create more space in the front body and can be beneficial for backbends and heart opening poses. On the other hand, a rounded back can provide more support and stability in certain poses, such as forward folds and inversions. It's important to listen to your body and work with a qualified yoga instructor to determine which back position is most suitable for your practice.
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"Will I go back or return back?"
Both "go back" and "return" convey the idea of going back to a previous place or state. However, "go back" is more commonly used in everyday language, while "return" is often used in more formal or literary contexts. Therefore, it is more natural to say "Will I go back?" rather than "Will I return back?"
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How many lectures are held back-to-back?
Typically, back-to-back lectures refer to two lectures held consecutively without a break in between. The number of back-to-back lectures can vary depending on the schedule and the institution. In a typical academic setting, students may have one or two back-to-back lectures in a row, but this can vary based on the specific timetable and course structure. It is important for students to manage their time effectively and stay focused during back-to-back lectures to maximize learning and retention.
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Is a flat back worse than a hollow back?
Both a flat back and a hollow back can have negative effects on the body depending on the individual and their specific circumstances. A flat back can lead to issues such as tightness in the lower back and hamstrings, while a hollow back can cause compression in the spine and lead to pain in the upper back and neck. It is important to address any postural imbalances and work towards achieving a neutral spine to prevent any potential long-term issues.
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Are there back pains when doing a back handspring?
Yes, it is possible to experience back pain when performing a back handspring. The repetitive impact on the spine and the force exerted on the lower back during the skill can lead to discomfort or pain. It is important to have proper technique, strength, and flexibility to minimize the risk of back pain while performing a back handspring. Additionally, warming up and stretching before attempting the skill can help reduce the likelihood of experiencing back pain.
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What causes back pain when lying on your back?
Back pain when lying on your back can be caused by a variety of factors, including poor mattress support, improper sleeping position, muscle strain, or underlying medical conditions such as arthritis or spinal issues. When lying on your back, the natural curve of the spine should be supported to prevent strain on the muscles and ligaments. If the mattress is too soft or too firm, it can cause misalignment of the spine and lead to discomfort. Additionally, poor sleeping posture or pre-existing conditions can exacerbate back pain when lying on your back.
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Is stretching the back with a hollow back harmful?
Stretching the back with a hollow back can be harmful if not done properly. It can put excessive strain on the lower back and lead to potential injuries such as muscle strains or herniated discs. It is important to maintain a neutral spine and engage the core muscles while stretching the back to avoid putting too much pressure on the lumbar spine. It is recommended to consult with a fitness professional or physical therapist to learn safe and effective back stretching techniques.
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Can I do all driving lessons back to back?
It is not recommended to do all driving lessons back to back. Driving requires focus, concentration, and physical coordination, which can become mentally and physically exhausting over an extended period of time. It is important to take breaks between lessons to rest, reflect, and process the information and skills learned. Additionally, spacing out driving lessons allows for gradual skill development and reinforcement, leading to a more effective and comprehensive learning experience.
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Can two equally strong fans, standing back to back,
Yes, two equally strong fans standing back to back can create a strong airflow between them. When the fans are turned on, they will push air towards each other, creating a powerful stream of air in the middle. This can be useful for cooling a room or creating a wind tunnel effect for experiments. However, it's important to be cautious when using fans in this way, as the strong airflow can create safety hazards or cause objects to be blown around.
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Is Hitler back?
No, Hitler is not back. Adolf Hitler was the leader of Nazi Germany during World War II and died in 1945. There is no evidence to suggest that he has returned or been reincarnated. It is important to remember the atrocities committed during his regime and work towards preventing such events from happening again.
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Does the back have a hollow back during push-ups?
During push-ups, the back should not be hollow or arched excessively. It is important to maintain a straight line from the head to the heels to ensure proper form and engage the core muscles effectively. Keeping the back straight helps to prevent strain on the lower back and ensures that the chest, shoulders, and triceps are the primary muscles being worked during the exercise.
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Should I transfer the money back or transfer it back?
Both "Should I transfer the money back" and "Should I transfer it back" are correct ways to ask about returning the money. The choice between the two options depends on personal preference and style. Both phrases convey the same meaning, so you can use either one based on what feels more natural to you.
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