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Do we really ‘hold tension’ in our hips?

The idea that emotional tension is stored in our hips lacks scientific support. Experts suggest that discomfort often stems from stress or mechanical issues elsewhere in the body. For relief, gentle movements and specific exercises can help...

The Guardian· Oct 11, 2026 · 6:13 PM · 1 views

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The idea that emotional tension is stored in our hips lacks scientific support. Experts suggest that discomfort often stems from stress or mechanical issues elsewhere in the body. For relief, gentle movements and specific exercises can help, but ongoing symptoms may require professional evaluation.

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