Re: Lower back problems - herniated disk

[Guest guest]

That spinal decompression therapy on the FDA approved equipment seems to

work wonders for bulging and herniated disks. I know of a person that had it

done and is now back to full activity.

Edwin Freeman, Jr.

San Francisco, USA

In a message dated 12/12/2008 10:52:53 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

szorcus73@... writes:

I choose to set my ego aside for a few weeks in order to get this problem

fixed and I haven't had any problems since. I went through the decompression

and I bugged the doc every week to keep upping the pressure. Within a few

weeks, I was at the max he would go on a person.

Hope this helps

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[Guest guest]

I herniated L5-S1 2/05. Pain grew to horrible levels. Had a discectomy on

10/05. I'm 100% after a 6 month layoff.

My advise - Get an MRI ... take it to your friendly Neurologist. Then and only

then will you truly know your condition.

Seeing my MRI rendered all the Chiropractors vacant. I had 3 goofy diagnosis'.

All would have put me in worse condition.

Godspeed.

Randy Berndt

Friendswod, Texas

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To: Supertraining

Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 2:43:32 PM

Subject: Lower back problems - herniated disk

Hi there,

I just became a member of Supertraining. I love to work out, but have

a herniated disk and pinched nerve in my lower back. I am currently

going through physical therapy, which includes spinal decompression.

It doesn't seem to be working that well. Does anyone have any options

out here? Thanks.

Tom Buhlinger

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of residence - thanks.]

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