re: The New Science of Spinal Regeneration

Heathfan — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:06:15 GMT

In late summer of 2008 the constant pain in my left lower back and into my groin would not respond to chiropractic adjustments. It took a couple of months to sort it out - xrays that showed mild degeneration of the lumbar disc. The pain was too debilitating to be mild so I pressed my doctor for an MRI which showed 3 very compressed and bulging lumbar discs. What to do? As the MD kept offering me only opiates for pain, which I refused, I sought out treatments on the internet. In addition to herbal anti-pain medications, I discovered something called "spinal decompression" (a form of digital traction) in a city 35 miles away. Since Dec 08 - mid July 09 I have had 40 sessions. They were affordable and I improved with each treatment. In truth this intervention helped me beyond my wildest dreams. I still have mild pain and must go back for maintenance decompression as needed, but a year ago I had so much pain I could barely walk and was awake half the night with shooting pains down my legs. I highly recommend spinal decompression to anyone suffering disc and joint pain.

re: The New Science of Spinal Regeneration

formyinfo — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:16:05 GMT

What are the treatments for degenerated discs, the preventative measures for furthur degeneration, and reversal if possible?

re: The New Science of Spinal Regeneration

osiersi — Mon, 05 May 2008 02:29:40 GMT

Hi Annette, I hope you can find something to help you back. I sent this article earlier to my brother.

Love, Dad