Seconds upon seconds, minutes upon minutes, hours upon hours - and suddenly the bottom-side feels totally numb. Not even taking a potty break seems to help to puff things back into place. If you're job involves sitting in a chair most of the day, you may feel at times like your bottom is slowly transforming into a pancake. Although it might not be possible to get up and move around for a set time, there are a few things that almost anyone can do to relieve pressure on the bottom-side. While walking is great to get the circulation flowing, it doesn't provide much in the way of relief for tired, mashed buns. The stairs will. Here are a few other tips that might help inflate the pancake: - shifting weight from side to side throughout the day might provide relief - take a brisk walk before heading to work, then another brisk walk during lunch after eating - for hard chairs, bring in a decorative, yet comfy cushion - Stretching may also be of help in relieving pressure on the buns. Try this stretching technique only if you are physically able: While you are in the restroom, reach towards the sky while going to your tip-toes, then lean forward leaving the arms stretched. You should feel a gentle pull in the legs. Diet Boo Boo | In Step With Weight Loss | That Old Diet Magic | I Hate Being Fat | Calories in Fruit Salad Diets Make Me Watch Everything I Eat | How to Tell When You're Really Hungry | Lose 10 Pounds in 2 Weeks Is Everyone on the Same Diet Page NOW? | Lose 10 Pounds Fast | The Bikini Diet | Butter vs Margarine Papa Joe's Magic Mushrooms | Did the Demise of the Family Table Contribute to the Obesity Epidemic? Symptoms of Diabetes | Hoodia Gordonii | Sex & Weight Gain | Give Up 1 Soda Per Day, Drop 15 Pounds - Really?? Side Effects of Ambien, Including Sleep Walking & Weight Gain | Can One Be Overweight & Malnourished?
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