The Benefits of Spinal Decompression – The Spine Backrack System

Back pain is one of the most debilitating forms of discomfort, and it affects many people worldwide. There may be many reasons for back pain, stiffness and other symptoms affecting the spine. Some of the most common ones include sciatica, herniation of spinal disks, spinal stenosis, degeneration of the vertebrae, facet joints and spinal discs, as well as postural problems. However, one of lesser talked about issues that can lead to back pain is compression of the spine.

Spinal compression tends to often be associated with other spinal problems, such as compression of the vertebrae, discs, and spinal nerve roots. To fix the symptoms in this case, compression of the spine should be reversed, which can be done through spinal decompression treatments.

Spinal decompression involves the process of alleviating pressure that is built up over time inside the discs and vertebrae of the back, lengthening the spine in the process.

There are two main categories of spinal decompression therapy, namely surgical decompression or spinal decompression surgery and nonsurgical spinal decompression.

For back pain relief and decompression, it is recommended to start with non surgical spinal decompression first, and to only resort to spinal surgery as a last resort, due to the side effects and possible complications that can occur.

A safe and non-invasive, home-based treatment based on spinal decompression is available and has produced numerous success stories for relieving pain along the spine. That is thanks to the innovate technology of the Spinal Backrack Decompression Device that has been invented based on over 45 years of clinical experience in non-invasive Orthopaedic medicine.

It easily allows the person to be in charge of their own treatment in a safe way, and can be used either on its own, or as an aid to other treatment methods such as physical therapy. To see results and health benefits, the person has to perform a series of exercises while laying down on the device, which works on all three major regions of the spine – cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions of the spine – providing cervical, thoracic and lumbar decompression.