Crossing ankles, dangling feet, lack of back support, etc., increase blood pressure readings. If I spend many hours doing those things during my typical day, and I unnecessarily making my hypertension worse? Is it worth reducing or even avoiding doing those things?
About 10 years ago I had surgery (foraminotomy) to remove bone spurs C5-C7. Unfortunately, by the time of the surgery, I already had damage to the nerve root. As a result, I have some weaknesses on my right side (triceps, upper pecs, finger extensors). I'm still quite functional and generally healthy, but I'd still be happy to get this strength back and rectify the imbalances. Are there any treatments that are both currently available and have a reasonable chance of helping out here? (Neuromodulation, stem cells, exosomes, etc.) Thanks