people with bad lower backs you cant fix it need to alkalize

[Jadeveon Clowney]

no it is not
not for chronic back pain
i read all the medical literature. started of by learning the basics with med school text books, then read the spine/orthopedic specialty med journals, then read all the med journals about pain and the neuroscience involved with it.

I was able to meet researchers informally at university functions and talk to them about this stuff and the two things just confirmed that no one really knows anything abut chronic pain

now, by no one i mean no one serious. there are 10 million quacks that will tell u all kinds of crap and sometimes help you by chance, some times hurt you, most times nothing. russian roullete.

but chiropractors, physical therapists  only work in acute phases , once you go chronic there isnt a chiropractor in the world that can consistently give you results.

you may get lucky once but you may also get really fucked up with that kind of intervention, since they dont know what they are doing

in before tintin meltsdown.

[Marty Champions]

no it is not
not for chronic back pain
i read all the medical literature. started of by learning the basics with med school text books, then read the spine/orthopedic specialty med journals, then read all the med journals about pain and the neuroscience involved with it.

I was able to meet researchers informally at university functions and talk to them about this stuff and the two things just confirmed that no one really knows anything abut chronic pain

now, by no one i mean no one serious. there are 10 million quacks that will tell u all kinds of crap and sometimes help you by chance, some times hurt you, most times nothing. russian roullete.

but chiropractors, physical therapists  only work in acute phases , once you go chronic there isnt a chiropractor in the world that can consistently give you results.

you may get lucky once but you may also get really fucked up with that kind of intervention, since they dont know what they are doing

it takes a certain type of man that seeks out "experts" to solve a personal problem. You probably just sit around alot dont you?

[Coach is Back!]

Holy shit @ the answers in this thread. Fuck!

[Mr Nobody]

no it is not
not for chronic back pain
i read all the medical literature. started of by learning the basics with med school text books, then read the spine/orthopedic specialty med journals, then read all the med journals about pain and the neuroscience involved with it.

I was able to meet researchers informally at university functions and talk to them about this stuff and the two things just confirmed that no one really knows anything abut chronic pain

now, by no one i mean no one serious. there are 10 million quacks that will tell u all kinds of crap and sometimes help you by chance, some times hurt you, most times nothing. russian roullete.

but chiropractors, physical therapists  only work in acute phases , once you go chronic there isnt a chiropractor in the world that can consistently give you results.

you may get lucky once but you may also get really fucked up with that kind of intervention, since they dont know what they are doing

Chiropractors helped me all I got to say, my brother had back surgery he still has problems so go figure.

[Jon Harridan]

it takes a certain type of man that seeks out "experts" to solve a personal problem. You probably just sit around alot dont you?

Speaking of experts, do you need personal coaching/training from me to lose your excess weight? I'm the best bodybuilding coach in the business and I'll put muscle on you and take your flab off like you'll never believe (all natural too).

[oldtimer1]

I use to hurt my back often in my youth while lifting. I'm not saying this would help anyone but me but I solved my back problems with two exercises. Semi stiff leg deadlifts off a block going slow into a full stretch. After that exercise I would do weighted back extensions. My lower back after that seemed bullet proof against injury.