(Oh does giving birth to 3 babies, and breastfeeding for over 7 years have anything to do with it, hmmm, MAYBE). The middle of my back, my lower back, you name it, it hurts. My neck area, oh wow, sometimes I just want to dig my fist under my skull to relieve the pressure I feel there, which is pretty much everyday. Instead of having the normal C curve in my neck, mine is practically reversed.
Rubber Plant. The rubber plant is considered one of the most effective indoor air cleaning plants. While collecting granules of dust, the rubber plant also helps to eliminate pollution indoors by absorbing carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and other pollutants. This plant is very easy to care for -- but don't over water.
Tropical house plants need moisture, light and air to thrive. If any one of these factors gets out of balance, trouble occurs. Too much moisture can cause leaf spot and tip burn. Too much direct sunlight can blister the leaves. Too little air can cause the leaves to remain too moist, causing fungus to grow. Indoor plants generally prefer moist conditions with very little direct sunlight. So do most fungi. Air movement around and through your palm will help the plant's leaves dry off while moving the oxygen produced by the specimen. The dry leaf surface will not harbor fungus.