Does muscle balancing really work for back pain relief? Is it really the great break through in helping those with back pain or is it yet another technique that fails to deliver?
To answer these you first need to understand what the difference is between what “causes” back pain and what “creates” back pain…
Back pain is [...]

By the actual nature of the word - chronic back pain relief - people believe that the task is almost impossible. That because back pain has been present for months or years it will take longer to heal.
In fact chronic back pain is as easy as normal regular short term back pain to remove. Why?
If [...]

I was asked by a patient recently, “what is the best chronic back pain relief“.
It is simple really; don’t let back pain become chronic. If you deal with your back pain when it first occurs, then chronic back pain will never occur.
Simple really, but for those with chronic back pain, not much help at all.
If [...]

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Corticosteroid injections by epidural or root blocks are commonly used to treat leg and back pain and may indicate that in some cases there may be an inflammatory contribution to the pain. In disc material removed from humans during operation has been found heightened levels of inflammatory chemicals which could be affected by steroid use. These inflammatory chemicals may increase degeneration of discs and sensitise the fibres of the outer disc walls. Some chemicals may also sensitise the discs