Your neck connects your head to your torso. In the front, your neck starts at the lower jaw and ends at the upper chest. Pain in this area can be due to many possible conditions. Most causes are ...

This article discusses the anatomy of the neck, as well as the various causes of tightness in the front of the neck ... to a burning sensation in the chest or throat. It is a result of stomach ...

Wu goes on to say that text neck also "creates tightening on the front of the neck and chest which then leads to discomfort or dysfunction into the shoulders and middle of the back." For every ...

Specifically, the back muscles of the neck and shoulders (upper trapezius, and levator scapula) become extremely overactive and strained. The muscles in the front of the chest (the major and minor ...

Keeping your neck straight, bend forward and lay your palms on both walls as you stand in front of a corner. Your shoulder ...

It’s because she was using her neck and chest muscles to curl her upper body ... to pull her lower belly in toward her spine and the front of her ribs down toward her belly button.

Crawl forward on your hands and extend your arms straight out toward the front of the mat ... Lengthen your neck and allow your head to reach toward your chest so that your ears come down by ...

It’s because she was using her neck and chest muscles to curl her upper body ... to pull her lower belly in toward her spine and the front of her ribs down toward her belly button.