Eight out of ten people will suffer from back pain during their lifetime, and of those, 10% will have to live with chronic pain.
Neurovertebral decompression reverses these sad statistics by relieving chronic pain resulting from:
Thanks to its specialized computer system, neurovertebral decompression allows a distractive force to be applied to the spine safely and gently, while avoiding the natural reflex of muscle contraction.
In conjunction with neurovertebral decompression treatments, a process of rehabilitation and stabilization of the back muscles is necessary in order to maintain and maximize the results obtained.
- Postural rehabilitation
- Flexibility exercises
- Strengthening of stabilizing muscles
- Personalized follow-up
Result: Reduced inflammation and pressure on the nerves, providing effective pain relief.
Scientifically recognized
Several studies have demonstrated the significant effectiveness of neurovertebral decompression. According to a study in which 778 patients were treated, 71% showed a very significant improvement in their condition*. Other studies show an 86% success rate for conditions similar to those treated at the Neurovertebral Decompression Institute**.
* GOSE E, Naguszewski W., Naguszewski R. Vertebral Axial Decompression Therapy for pain associated with herniated or degenerated discs of facet syndrom: an outcome study. J. Neuro Resarch; 20(4): 186-90; April 1998.<br
** GIONIS T., Groteke E. Spinal Decompression. Orth Tech Review; 5(6): 36-39; nov.-dec. 2003.
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