Severe Back Pain Treatment

It sucks to have back pain. Statistically 80% of us at one time or another in our lives will have it. It is a common misconception that "it will go away on its own 90% of the time within a month." A study posted back in 2003 disproved this notion, revealing that an average of 62% of back pain sufferers still experienced pain 12 months after their injury.

Back pain is the 2nd most common reason for missing work and is a costly injury. A team of Duke Medical Center researchers has found that patients suffering from back pain consume more than $90 billion annually in health-care expenses, with approximately $26 billion of that amount directly attributable to treating the back pain. Tremendous costs are associated with LBP, including lost productivity and income from work, the expense of medical, rehabilitation, and surgical interventions, and the costs of disabling pain and limited daily function. (americanspinal.com)

There is also a large number of Americans who, after trying many standard treatments, are still left suffering with serious back pain. If you, your friends, or your family members have been told you have to learn to live with the pain, or if you have tried exercises, medications, and/or shots, even chiropractic adjustments, and you are still suffering, and are now being told you need surgery, then this therapy may be just what you are looking for. Retrain your brain.

Check out this video by my former mentor and person who introduced me to this treatment system, Dr. David Clark. If you are a candidate for this care, you will see incredible results for ending your back pain, too.