subject: Is There A Miracle Cure For Back Pain? [print this page] Is There A Miracle Cure For Back Pain? Is There A Miracle Cure For Back Pain?
These days it seems like everybody wants that miraculous quick fix. People want the ability to lose weight, make money, and look beautiful with little or no effort. Unfortunately, the truth is that anything worth having is usually not easy to obtain. Whether it's a baby from an egg, a plant from a seed, or a broken bone that heals itself, every process in nature takes time.If you are experiencing chronic back pain, chances are good that the problem you are having has been developing over a period of months, or in most cases, years. The spine is probably the most neglected part of human anatomy, which is quite shocking considering how important it is. Your brain and spinal cord make up the central nervous system, and the central nervous system controls every single function in the human body down to the cellular level. What protects your brain? Your skull. What protects your spinal cord? Your spine. The spine is one of the most complex and amazing pieces of machinery ever developed by nature. It allows you to bend, twist, flex, and extend your body all while protecting the sensitive tissue of the spinal cord, which is directly responsible for keeping you alive. How has this part of the body been overlooked for so many years? If the spine is not maintained thoughout the course of a lifetime, it tends to wear out faster than it would if it was maintained. Similarly, a cars engine that is not maintained will break down faster than if it was maintained at regular intervals throughout it's lifetime. There is no miracle cure for back pain. A very large percentage of Americans will have a bout of low back pain at some point in their lives. The best way to deal with back pain is to prevent it from happening in the first place. It's time that the spine is recognized as a structure that is vital to the function of our bodies. Much like we go to the dentist for a check up or a cleaning, we should visit a healthcare provider who is trained in hands on therapy for the spine. Chiropractors, physical therapists, and massage therapists are all very credible healthcare professionals who have been trained at methods designed to keep the spine working at it's optimal function. If you are having back pain, taking a pain reliever or anti-inflammatory will only provide temporary relief. These pills will do nothing to fix the actual problem in the spine, which is a problem with the structure. Remember, changes in the spine or soft tissues around the spine will take some time to occur. If you don't see miraculous results after the first treatment, don't panic. Give your therapist a chance to make the necessary positive changes that your body needs.
