Spine Treatment Favored
Manual therapy spinal mobilization is preferred over
physiotherapy by chronic back pain patients with disc degeneration for back
pain intensity reduction and disability. (1) Not surprising to Satterwhite Chiropractic at
all! The hands-on effect of mobilization is comforting; the motion elicited is
healing. That’s just what chiropractic presents –
comfort and healing! Chiropractic care strives to initially
calm and ease pain then add in
exercise for continued pain relief and healing via strengthening to avoid
future back pain. Back pain relief is a team effort! Using the
Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management offers the best of both worlds:
gentle stretching treatment to painful segments that reduces
intradiscal pressures and at-home care like exercise, hot/cold therapy and
nutrition to enhance the pain relief and recovery. Satterwhite Chiropractic is trained and ready to share the Oxford back pain relief via Cox Technic with
our Oxford chiropractic patients!
TIP of the Month: Vitamin D for the Degenerated Disc
Nutritionally, Vitamin D is such a good vitamin! Vitamin
D reportedly helps bone and mood
and overall health. In researching the disc of diabetic rats, researchers
find a new positive: Vitamin D may well prevent and treat
degenerative changes in the degenerated disc by enriching
the disc’s content of transforming growth factor-β and insulin-like growth
factor-1. (2) What is your Vitamin D level? Let’s find out
together, you and Satterwhite Chiropractic! If it’s low, your
Oxford chiropractic treatment plan will include
Vitamin D recommendations from your Oxford
chiropractor!
Don’t forget to schedule your July
Oxford chiropractic appointment today! Your Oxford
degenerated discs will thank you!
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