Poop, crap, feces, stool, doodoo, turd, excrement, dump, toilet bowl stew, or colon cannonballs. Whatever you call it, chances are you can't talk about going number two without either blushing or snickering. It seems our culture is completely against talking about our bowel movements. It is either considered "gross" or "little boy humour." Yet, constipation appears to be more common than we let on. According to the American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons, approximately

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) is a common issue, being labeled as "bothersome" and "annoying" by many people. Symptoms of this syndrome include numbness and tingling in the hand or arm, localized pain, and even muscle weakness. (Rattray and Ludwig, 2000) This condition involves compression of the brachial plexus - nerves exiting the neck that supply the arm - at one or more of three common locations. The brachial plexus exits the spine out the side of the neck and travels th