Dr. Robert Park, a 2nd generation chiropractor, visits Studio 5 to talk about winter activities that can put your back in danger … the biggest is shoveling snow off your drive-way. Are you doing it the safest way?
___________________________________________________________
If you’re a very young person shoveling snow or skiing and you feel some pain in the back, that typically is something acute like a strain or a sprain of a muscle and can be treated with ice and anti-inflammatory medications.
If you are a little older, say in your 30’s on up, and you feel a strong pain during these activities it is more likely a symptom of a more chronic problem such as bulging or herniated discs caused by degeneration.
Dr. Park demonstrated the four ways your discs can evolve from healthy to herniated and the various stages a disc will go through before you feel the painful consequences.
Decompression provided by your nearest Spinal Aid Centercan help these problems. Here’s how it can help:
• Relieves pressure on discs and nerves
o From herniated or bulging disks
o From Stenosis
o From Sciatica
• Creates negative pressure within the disc – drawing in herniated material and creating an atmosphere where the disk can actually heal itself.
• Outpatient Treatment
• Non Surgical and Drug Free
• Extremely high success rate and it is non surgical so FAR less down time.
__________________________________________________
Spinal Aid is the nation’s largest health franchise dedicated only to relieving Chronic and Severe Back Pain. Come in for a free trial at any of the spinal aid centers in Utah to see if you are a candidate. Spinal Aid has centers in Brigham City, American Fork, South Jordan, Centerville and St. George. Call 1 877 4 LOW BACK for the center nearest you or go to www.spinalaid.com
Add comment