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Spinal Stabilization: The New Science of Back Pain, 2nd Edition
- Features 144 pages
- Clear descriptions, photos and illustrations
- The most current research concerning low back pain and treatment
- Includes exercises for improving back pain and developing an athletic spine
- Learn exercises from a physical therapist
Product Description
Spinal Stabilization – The New Science of Back Pain, 2nd Edition is the most comprehensive and scientifically accurate resource for the general public on the subject of low back pain.
Updated and expanded to include the most current research regarding low back pain and its treatment, this easy-to-read guide provides readers with ‘need to know’ information about the spine, effectively taking the mystery out of back pain and its treatment.
Based upon sound and current research, ‘Spinal Stabilization’ describes how the spine and its muscles are intended to work, and how this changes once back pain sets in.
New to the second edition is a clear discussion of the critical differences between stabilization exercises used by people with back pain and those who want a more high-performance, athletic spine. This is a key area author Rick Jemmett felt compelled to address.
“There is still a significant amount of confusion in the rehabilitation, fitness and sports conditioning professions as to what truly constitiutes therapeutic stabilization exercises. The better quality research is actually quite clear on this yet many people remain stuck on the idea that exercising on a ball will correct low back pain. Some low back pain patients might feel better temporarily with such programs, but we now have the ability to do so much more than this. Instead of simply reducing the symptoms for a short while, we have the ability to achieve a true correction of the problem.”
Spinal Stabilization, 2nd Edition is divided into two sections. The first describes in detail the scientifically proven Australian approach of therapeutic segmental stabilization exercise. Clear descriptions along with illustrations and photos give readers the tools they need to correctly perform these important exercises. The second section discusses the use of ‘Integrated Training’ in sport-specific conditioning programs. This involves the simultaneous training of the body’s stability, balance and strength systems for maximum athletic performance.
Spinal Stabilization: The New Science of Back Pain, 2nd Edition
Raymac Medic-moist Super Strength Pain Aid * Therapeutic * 16 Oz.
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Product Description
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Raymac Medic-moist Super Strength Pain Aid * Therapeutic * 16 Oz.
B 021 Bandscheibenvorfall- disc prolaps
Bandscheibenvorfall in der Lendenwirbelsäule
English: The spine is made up of many bones called vertebrae. These are roughly circular and between each vertebra is a ‘disc’. The discs are made of strong ‘rubber-like’ tissue which allows the spine to be fairly flexible. A disc has a stronger fibrous outer part, and a softer jelly-like middle part called the nucleus pulposus.
The spinal cord, which contains the nerves that come from the brain, is protected by the spine. Nerves from the spinal cord come out from between the vertebrae to take and receive messages to various parts of the body.
Strong ligaments attach to the vertebrae. These give extra support and strength to the spine. Various muscles also surround, and are attached to, various parts of the spine. When you have a prolapsed disc (commonly called a ‘slipped disc’), a disc does not actually ‘slip’. What happens is that part of the inner softer part of the disc (the nucleus pulposus) bulges out (herniates) through a weakness in the outer part of the disc. A prolapsed disc is sometimes called a herniated disc. The bulging disc may press on nearby structures such as a nerve coming from the spinal cord. Some inflammation also develops around the prolapsed part of the disc.
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Stamina Inversion System – 55-1528
- Inverts to many angles
- Puts your spine into traction and decompression
- Stretches and rejuvenates muscles
- Steel frame
- Foam-padded, return assist handlebars
Product Description
Help reduce back pain and alleviate stress with this inversion system by Stamina. The design lets you comfortably invert to many angles, putting your spine into traction and decompression. In addition to reducing pressure on your spinal column and increasing blood circulation, it also stretches and rejuvenates muscles, making it a wonderful addition to your normal exercise routine. Features steel frame, nylon stitched support pad, and foam-padded return assist handlebars. Imported. 59-1/2Hx32Wx63D”.
1: How to get relief or a cure for joint, neck & back pain with stretches, exercise or treatment
Osteopathic self help for chronic and recurring muscle, joint and back pain.
You CAN help yourself IF you know why it hurts and what stretches to do.
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