Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? Holding up our heads is a tough job for our necks. Add in the strain it goes ...

"Life is pain" says arguably the most oft-quoted Buddhist maxim. And, yeah, we get it, spiritually speaking. But when it comes to the physical realm, there's no reason to be spending your days in a ...

A haircut at most barber shops in India is followed by a head massage. It often ends with a `neck-crack', when the barber holds you by the chin and turns the neck sharply to the left and right. Like ...

These experiences at some of St. Louis' top spas will repair your muscles and rejuvenate your body for a quicker workout recovery.

Technology has mankind in its thrall. Indeed, we are so seduced that we do not notice that it is making us rather ugly. We hunch over keyboards and squint at touchscreens; we bend like supplicants ...

You can use self-massaging techniques to treat pain in the head, neck, or feet. A tennis ball, foam roller, or even just your hands can be the first step to pain relief. If you’re feeling tense or ...

How many times do you finish a long day of work feeling like you're carrying the world on your shoulders? Hours of sitting, endless swiping, or even stress can leave muscles tense and sore. Though ...

A fitness TikToker is warning people about an unsettling experience she had after using a massage gun on her neck. In the video, which has racked up 4.6 million views so far, Sophie Dolce explained ...

One woman tells her story of a massage that sent her to the hospital. April 3, 2008— -- For most spa-goers, a massage is best followed by a stint in the sauna — not a trip to the emergency room.