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    Added on Monday 12 October 2009 14:07:01
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    http://www.LoseTheBackPain.com

    Spinal Decompression is a great way to get lasting back pain relief. This video demonstrates a few ways you can decompress your spine



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  • kcannone

    @sweethotcandy29 Hello, we have other videos that demonstrate these tools...
    Monday 23 January 2012 10:29:17
  • sweethotcandy29

    Not useful unless you show us how these things work!
    Sunday 22 January 2012 21:10:34
  • crytun

    what i discovered is a dip bar, get in the dip position, DO NOT perform dip. let you legs hang ,do not wing or jerk. you will hear the spine release from gravity pulling your legs. SLOWLY lower yourself or place foot on supports and step down. Do not jump to ground. repeat 3xs 15 sec a piece
    Monday 09 January 2012 06:03:40
  • TinSoIdier

    hanging is good as long as you don't do it from the neck.
    Tuesday 06 December 2011 22:05:22
  • glenn491000

    What is the point of having a video if you are going to show us things in detail? Way too much talk, it might as well be radio or you might as well have written an article
    Friday 11 November 2011 11:51:47
  • 7150285

    hanging is the most simply way to improve posture...
    Monday 03 October 2011 22:14:51
  • saleemfl

    The DRX9000 is truly amazing, my aunt was treated on it in Northern California, she used to not be able to walk for 10 minutes without severe pain; she now is completely pain free! There is not a single decompression device or traction device on the market that has anywhere near the reasearch the DRX9000 has on it. You can email Excite Medical (the new manufacturer) for copies of all the research.
    Wednesday 07 September 2011 10:02:41
  • DrOhcysp

    What about hanging upside down from monkey bars? Would that give the same effect as an inversion table?
    Sunday 07 August 2011 13:54:55
  • kcannone

    @hypnos315 lying with you back on the ball will give you a slight inversion though not full inversion like on an inversion table
    Wednesday 13 April 2011 07:39:28
  • hypnos315

    how do you use the exercise ball to decompress the spine??????
    Wednesday 13 April 2011 04:05:39
  • dundascc2000

    People say that the inversion table is great, yet the gravitational forces will pull mainly on the non problematic discs. The VAX D or DRX9000 or Spine MED, are ok but for great results look at the Hill Evolution DT, a smooth and specific decompressive force with the correct forces. Physiotherapy... when you really have a problem and your ready, to have relief look elsewere, there is relief!
    Friday 04 February 2011 12:02:49
  • dundascc2000

    Spinal decompression is NOT any of these methods. These methods are only traction.
    Friday 04 February 2011 11:54:08
  • DefenderOfTheLarder

    Did I miss it, or did you neglect to comment on the Pilates' ball (that's the one I was waiting for...lol).
    Wednesday 26 January 2011 18:45:30
  • HEFFEROS

    @Hertsman50 - As with any product you are considering after a surgery you should consult your Surgeon, that said, the Nubax would be a great device as it give you far more control over the amount of decompression that you will get when you use it, and I would highly recommend this over an inversion table for your case.
    Monday 23 August 2010 12:23:30
  • SteveOuzo

    Are you wearing tzitzit? If so, well done! But where's the kipa?
    Wednesday 11 August 2010 09:26:19
  • LegPains

    @supra297 watch vids on the  VAX D
    Tuesday 10 August 2010 22:23:00
  • LegPains

    @OlliMSa whats your Opinion of this video VAX D IS OPPOSITE OF TRACTION
    Tuesday 10 August 2010 22:22:29
  • LegPains

    @MrHealthyback How  about the VAX D machine ?
    Friday 06 August 2010 01:35:58
  • MrHealthyback

    @supra297 - We demonstrate both devices in other videos.
    Wednesday 04 August 2010 14:17:48
  • Hertsman50

    @OlliMSa it was actually a laminectomy so yes some bone was cut away.
    Sunday 25 July 2010 16:59:09
  • OlliMSa

    @Hertsman50 I am a physical therapist and I will only say this. ASK YOUR SURGEON!!!! Every surgery is different and if he only removed the herniation you may be okay, but if he cut any ligaments, cut bone off, put hardware in, etc. you may or may not be able to do it. Be safe! I imagine it is safe because you are "stretching," but again your surgeon knows best.
    Sunday 25 July 2010 09:12:07
  • Hertsman50

    @MrHealthyback I just wondered if you might be able to help. Is the Nubax okay for people who have had spinal surgery. I had a lumbar discectomy 1994. I don't have any fusions or metal in my spine.
    Wednesday 23 June 2010 08:00:56
  • javito77

    NUBAX it is.....love it
    Wednesday 02 June 2010 23:57:12
  • kenjikenji29

    Very helpful. Thank you.
    Wednesday 02 June 2010 23:05:29
  • ShaolinHero1

    @MrHealthyback think it's better than the inverter?
    Wednesday 26 May 2010 16:16:23
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