Osteopathic manipulation, which may involve moving joints
back into place, massaging soft tissue and helping relax stressed muscles, was
found to reduce chronic low back pain.
Sixty-three percent of those who had osteopathic
manipulation reported a moderate improvement in their pain while half said they
experienced a substantial improvement.
Drugs do nothing to treat the underlying cause of back pain,
which is often related to body mechanics, meaning your posture or muscle
balance is off kilter.
Exercise, including foundation training, chiropractic care,
and other natural methods such as massage, yoga, acupuncture and EFT are often
effective at relieving chronic back pain.
Dominick Hussey
Osteopath and Functional Medicine Practitioner
Osteopathy and Functional Medicine
Ottawa Holistic Wellness
Osteopathy and Functional Medicine
Ottawa Holistic Wellness
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