An increase in disc pressure causes the disc to bulge, and causes a lot of pain. Spinal decompression creates a negative pressure within the spinal disc that produces a vacuum. This vacuum helps pull nutrients and fluids into the disc region. This in turn helps facilitate the healing process, and helps retract the disc into a more proper position. This improved position is very beneficial for disc health.Monday, March 2, 2009
How Spinal Decompression Works Part I
An increase in disc pressure causes the disc to bulge, and causes a lot of pain. Spinal decompression creates a negative pressure within the spinal disc that produces a vacuum. This vacuum helps pull nutrients and fluids into the disc region. This in turn helps facilitate the healing process, and helps retract the disc into a more proper position. This improved position is very beneficial for disc health.
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Dr. Bob's Golf Spot,
ReplyDeleteVery interesting article on decompression! Most people are not aware of what decompression is!
I know that many golfers are injured playing the sport. Hopefully, this is a solution for them!
Pete Baca
The Car Enthusiast Online
Pete, Thanks for the visit! I am going after the golfers. They need a break! Please come back.
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