Nearly 70% of Americans wish they could replace one of their body parts with one that works better.

And you thought the Kardashians were the only ones all over this long ago.

Millennials are more likely to complain about pain during their daily activities than the older baby boom generation (76% to 50%).

Don’t shoot me for asking whether working remotely during covid helped stem this surprising revelation.

The Joint Chiropractic did the poll so one way or the other, it looks like business will be good for them based on the findings.

One in five say their pain peaks between noon and 3 pm; 51% are always or often uncomfortable while sleeping.

Here’s the thing:  With few major health exceptions, the body parts most people have (and certainly millennials born roughly between 1981 and 1996 have) are working well enough.

We just need to give them a little love and attention – people are bad at taking care of themselves; bad at routine maintenance.

Mental positivity applies to how we think and how we use our physical assets (arms, legs, etc).

There’s little need for a re-do, but some regular maintenance will reap tons of benefits.