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toymurod23
Toymurod :
2026-08-04 12:37:45
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user1048814528431
user1048814528431 :
мен корганман карантинда хурсан борадигон нарса эмас бош болса йиглаш керек
2026-08-04 16:17:53
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xadicha.akmalovna
Xadicha Akmalovna :
men kurgan zur salqingina joy mazza qib 7marta aylangandim 😍♥️
2026-07-27 17:02:08
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hagsgsvshgssg
hagsgsvshgssg :
Ким. борган. булса. мазза. килиб. зиеорат. килаяабди
2026-07-30 08:52:39
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bmw_2010_2010
Madina :
машааллоҳ Субҳаналлоҳ
2026-07-30 04:14:42
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sabr_856
Sabr :
menham korganman kirganimzda bita ikkta odam boridikan.
2026-07-28 15:49:42
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user8984233762738
_zaynutd1nov_m :
Ассалому алейкум булиши мумкинмас. Одам шунчалик куплигидан юролмасдик🥰
2026-07-29 10:34:54
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user72625612673111
Мухаммад ибн исмоил :
хочи чонгиз омон булсин!
2026-07-27 14:42:22
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user8755155015365
user8755155015365 :
нега хечким йук айтиворинг
2026-07-28 14:19:38
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nizamhoja
Nizamhoja :
aka qaysi manoda hursanchlik
2026-07-28 16:33:09
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nargiza.eshanqulo
Nargiza Eshanqulova :
кайси этаж бу ман курмаганман бунака буш буганини
2026-07-27 17:33:31
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user8458545422635
Дилорам Абдукаримова :
Ассалому алейкум рахматуллаху баракатух кайси ойда бу биз февралда бордик бирок аёк босиб ололмисанн одамданн куплигтдан
2026-07-29 09:08:34
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user4422586871361
икром :
ассалому алайкум субханоллох оллох сиздан рози бусин дуо килинг яна борайлик
2026-07-27 10:43:40
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bakhranova_g
bh_gl🌸 :
Булиши мумкин эмас,ремонт ишлари олиб борилаётгандир
2026-07-31 02:27:25
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abdurahmonovahanifa
Abdurahmonova Фотима Зухра :
Маша Аллах
2026-07-30 14:38:06
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begayim114
begayim11 :
хозр биз ашетамиз амо бош эмас одам коп жуда
2026-08-01 19:49:05
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mirokil075
Мироқил :
субхон Оллох
2026-07-28 07:46:51
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aizadaturkestan1
АЙЗАДА ТҮРКІСТАН_♓ :
Аллаға шүкір қажылық ниетерің қабыл болсын 👏👍🤔🕋🙌🤲🥺😂👏👏👏👏неге бос рймонтпа керемет екен
2026-07-27 20:31:01
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user8203737761609
user8203737761609 :
курмагаман
2026-07-27 16:24:10
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umid.umid53
йцу :
🥰🥰🥰@мен.курмаганман😊😊😊
2026-07-27 14:57:41
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gkgrul73257
привет :
Мен курганма.
2026-07-27 15:03:38
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user3200601588570
Мир :
мен көрдім. бәдәл УМРА жасадым
2026-08-05 20:16:16
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xasanxusan995
илхомхон хожи :
маша оллох оллохм узи рози булсин сиздан 🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-05 07:00:47
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user62054305085860
АЛЛОХУВ АКБАР :
ОК
2026-08-04 11:11:29
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user8012960870583
user8012960870583 :
мен.кордм
2026-07-27 13:14:40
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A stretch that your neck will love! The levator scapulae, upper trapezius, paraspinals, and suboccipitals will be getting stretched with this lovely maneuver. With the above stretch, it is important to remember to do it gently. There is no need to crank your head down - that can result in more guarding.  Stretches on their own are often not the solution to eliminating the pain forever. In some instances, doing a single stretch can resolve the issue for a long time, however, for a majority of people a stretch offers temporary relief (a few minutes, a few hours, or a day), then the tightness comes back. This stretch can be helpful for providing you with some relief while you are working, driving for long periods, or to allow you to do the things that will ultimately make the biggest difference - strengthen and move.  Often, if we feel that a muscle is tight, we immediately try to stretch it. We find ourselves doing this for weeks or months without long-term relief. If this sounds like you, then it is time to work on strengthening the muscles instead. “But won’t strengthening a muscle make it tighter!??!?!” No. “Tightness” is most often a neurological response and usually a result of weakness around the joint. The body senses that you don’t have much strength around the joint and can respond by increasing the stretch reflex and “locking things down.” This creates the sensation of tightness. Sitting tall, reaching the top of your head to the ceiling, and gently pressing your hand into the front, sides, and back of your head while resisting movement is a great and safe place to start strengthening. Hold this for 5-30 seconds in each direction. Isometric exercises are generally a great place to start when there is pain. Doing this simple move each day can be a quick way to offer long-term neck pain relief. #neckstretch #necktightness #neckflexibility #traptightness #tighttrap #neckmobility #neckstrength #headache #neckpain #neckache #cervicalpain #levatorscapulae #trapezius #paraspinals #heds #eds #hypermobility
A stretch that your neck will love! The levator scapulae, upper trapezius, paraspinals, and suboccipitals will be getting stretched with this lovely maneuver. With the above stretch, it is important to remember to do it gently. There is no need to crank your head down - that can result in more guarding. Stretches on their own are often not the solution to eliminating the pain forever. In some instances, doing a single stretch can resolve the issue for a long time, however, for a majority of people a stretch offers temporary relief (a few minutes, a few hours, or a day), then the tightness comes back. This stretch can be helpful for providing you with some relief while you are working, driving for long periods, or to allow you to do the things that will ultimately make the biggest difference - strengthen and move. Often, if we feel that a muscle is tight, we immediately try to stretch it. We find ourselves doing this for weeks or months without long-term relief. If this sounds like you, then it is time to work on strengthening the muscles instead. “But won’t strengthening a muscle make it tighter!??!?!” No. “Tightness” is most often a neurological response and usually a result of weakness around the joint. The body senses that you don’t have much strength around the joint and can respond by increasing the stretch reflex and “locking things down.” This creates the sensation of tightness. Sitting tall, reaching the top of your head to the ceiling, and gently pressing your hand into the front, sides, and back of your head while resisting movement is a great and safe place to start strengthening. Hold this for 5-30 seconds in each direction. Isometric exercises are generally a great place to start when there is pain. Doing this simple move each day can be a quick way to offer long-term neck pain relief. #neckstretch #necktightness #neckflexibility #traptightness #tighttrap #neckmobility #neckstrength #headache #neckpain #neckache #cervicalpain #levatorscapulae #trapezius #paraspinals #heds #eds #hypermobility

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