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A member asked:
I seem to have anterior pelvic tilt. i then did psoas stretches, and the back pains from it seem to have gone away. could i be on the right path?
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Good for you!: Gentle stretching has been shown in studies to be surprisingly effective for back pain. Having the pain go away is a good sign and congratulations for sticking with your plan.
Answered 8/17/2013
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