Spinal Decompression with the DRX9000…a Winning Approach to Back Pain
Most of the patients I see on a daily basis have suffered from lower back or neck pain for many months to many years.
Each of these patients has also had a myriad of treatments performed with little to no relief. In fact most are looking at surgery as their last resort.
The number one reason a patient presents to my clinic is to see once and for all if spinal decompression can give them that final option of avoiding a painful and potentially life altering spinal surgery.
The majority of these patients are in luck because in most of these cases I can help, as I have been doing for over a decade.
The drx9000 has been a key player in my ability to help these patients with their disc injuries when others have failed.
The latest research supports the use of the drx9000 in regards to the disc being the primary source of pain and the facts behind disc healing.
Lack of a blood supply is one of the main reasons a disc doesn’t heal very well. In normal circumstances, when motion is appropriate a fluid exchange occurs that keeps the disc healthy. However, when motion is altered the disc becomes damaged. The drx9000 creates a vacuum in the disc that draws in fluid and nutrition so the disc can mend.
The negative pressures created by spinal decompression nourish the disc and as it heals a scarring effect takes place to make the disc’s ability to maintain hydration improve. That is why this treatment is long lasting.
The research behind the drx9000 is what makes this particular form of spinal decompression so promising. Doctors from institutions like the Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins and Stanford have been involved in the research process.
The reduction in the amount of unnecessary spinal surgeries is a byproduct of the use of the DRX9000 technology.This allows the opportunity for patients to find a real solution and not be dependent on pain management in the future. I have saved thousands of patients from surgery and I am certain thousands more before my career is over.
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