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More than worries are weighing us down. See how to lighten your load and give your shoulder a break
By Bev Bennett CTW Features
While the Internet may bring the world to your fingertips, your purse probably brings your life to your hands – literally. But more than just convenience rests on your shoulder: You’re also putting a strain on your body that can have serious repercussions.
“You create stresses in areas that weren’t intended to carry heavy loads,” says Dr. Jane Sadler, family practice physician at the Baylor Medical Center, Garland, Texas.
By putting that bag or purse on your right shoulder, your left shoulder feels the pressure as your body struggles to balance. The effects can linger even when you unburden yourself, says Bill Case, a physical therapist and spokesperson for the American Physical Therapy Association.
Although you may find it impossible to wean yourself from excess baggage, you can at least manage some of the weight. Prevent pain by choosing lighter pieces and improving fitness. “It makes a huge difference. The stronger the muscle, the more tolerant your body will be,” Case says.
Here are some tips to help you lighten your load:
1. Avoid a metal-trimmed purse. When fully loaded, experts say your purse should weigh three to five pounds tops.
2. Consider lighter-weight nylon instead of leather purses.
3. Ruthlessly remove items from a purse or bag. Switch to a comb instead of a brush; choose one or two makeup items, not the entire assortment; and wear a cell phone attached to your waistband.
4. Don't wear high heels when you're also carrying a hefty bag. "The combination of the weight with the heels puts even more stress on your back," Case says.
Bev Bennett, a veteran food writer and editor, is the author of "Dinner for Two: A Cookbook for Couples" and "30-Minute Meals for Dummies"
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