As one coffee lover to another, my guess would be the caffeine in the coffee makes you tense up. That coupled with poor posture causes your shoulders to end up somewhere around your ears with your neck and thoracic spine tense and painful. You stop drinking the coffee the tenseness eases and your neck stops hurting. read more
As one coffee lover to another, my guess would be the caffeine in the coffee makes you tense up. That coupled with poor posture causes your shoulders to end up somewhere around your ears with your neck and thoracic spine tense and painful. read more
Answers from Donald Hensrud, M.D. Coffee has been around for a long time and blamed for many ills — from stunting your growth to causing heart disease — but newer research shows that it may actually have health benefits. read more
Allergy is involved in around 80% of all health problems, and in addition to dairy, allergy to chocolate, MSG, wheat, corn, soy, coffee, wine, alcohol, cigarettes and other high allergy and toxic substances are a common cause of fibromyalgia, neck and back stiffness and pain. read more