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Frozen Shoulder Syndrome from tel1342 ^Pro 133 days old

Adhesive Capsulitis, also known as Frozen Shoulder is a condition that causes restriction of motion in the shoulder joint. The cause of a frozen shoulder ...

Non Surgical "Spinal Decompression" from tel1342 ^Pro 176 days old

<a href="http://www.backdoctor.org.uk" target="_blank" title="Spinal Decompression"><img src="http://data5.blog.de/media/002/3514002_7e2708ce16_m.jpg" alt="Spinal Decompression" vspace="5" hspace="5" /></a> Original Message: ----------------- From: <strong>Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 04:06:51 -0700 (PDT)</strong>To: Subject: non-surgical spinal decompression question hello there, i am trying to find out about non-surgical spinal decompression in the uk. do you happen to know if anyone does it here? i've seen all sorts of stuff on the web about it in the states but can't seem to find it here in london. i'd be most grateful if you'd let me know anything you know about the therapy. is there perhaps some negative reason why it doesn't seem to be used in the uk? i've never had the treatment myself but am interested in it. yours sincerely, XXX XXXXXX ----- Original Message ---- From: Spinal Heath UK To: xxxx@yahoo.com Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 1:52:09 PM Subject: RE: non-surgical spinal decompression question For Advice: Traction therapy has been utilized in the treatment of low back pain for decades. The most recent incarnation of traction therapy is non-surgical spinal decompression therapy. This form of therapy has been heavily marketed to manual therapy professions and subsequently to the consumer. Only one small randomised controlled trial and several lower level efficacy studies have been performed on spinal decompression therapy. In general the quality of these studies is questionable. Many of the studies were performed using the VAX-D® unit which places the patient in a prone position. Often companies utilize this research for their marketing although their units place the patient in the supine position. <strong>In Summary:</strong> Only limited evidence is available to warrant the routine use of non-surgical spinal decompression, particularly when many other well investigated, less expensive alternatives are available. If you are seeking a non surgical treatment option for your back condition may I suggest that you get yourself assessed at "The Lulinski Clinic" London. ...

Lose Weight-Lose the Back Pain! from tel1342 ^Pro 177 days old

At any given time, millions of adults are trying to lose weight. Sadly, many of them won't succeed. Others will reach their goal, only to gain back ...

Back Pain Diagnosis Check List! from tel1342 ^Pro 224 days old

When you present yourself to you’re GP suffering with Back Pain. Your GP should use various techniques in his or her assessment of the symptom: Back ...

The Logan Technique from tel1342 ^Pro 435 days old

What it is, How it works and How it promotes healing? We are all bombarded by stress during our lives. The stress may come from a traumatic blow such ...

Back Pain Specialists from tel1342 ^Pro 448 days old

The back is a very complicated part of the human body. The "backbone" or spine, is a series of bony rings that run from the pelvis to the spine. The ...

Natural Cure for Sciatica from tel1342 ^Pro 455 days old

Low back pain and sciatica can cause great distress to people, at times making them unable to carry on routine day to day activities. Treatment methods ...

Chronic Repetitive Strain Injuries from tel1342 ^Pro 462 days old

Injuries can occur anywhere and at anytime, but the most prevalent place of occurrence is in the workplace.The reason for such a high rate of injury ...

Coping with Acute Back Pain from tel1342 ^Pro 470 days old

Acute back pain is defined as a pain lasting 3-6 months or a pain that’s directly related to tissue damage. This type of pain occur when you for example ...

All About Rolfing from tel1342 ^Pro 475 days old

Rolfing was invented by Ida P. Rolf (1896-1979), who received her PhD in biochemistry and physiology from Columbia University in 1920. She went ...