Our evidence-based spinal disc protocols provide effective relief and rehabilitation for painful disc conditions without surgery or medications.

Spinal disc problems occur when intervertebral discs are damaged, most commonly presenting as:

  • Disc Bulge – Inner nucleus pulposus deforms the outer annulus fibrosus without rupture
  • Disc Herniation – Nucleus material extrudes through compromised annular fibers
  • Most prevalent between ages 45-65 when discs naturally experience decreased hydration and elasticity
  • Produces pain through mechanical nerve compression and/or inflammatory cascades
  • Pain often radiates along nerve pathways into extremities (radiculopathy)

Think of your spinal discs like jelly donuts between your vertebrae:

  • The “jelly” inside helps absorb shock and allows movement
  • When the disc bulges or herniates, the “jelly” pushes toward or through the outer layer
  • This can press on nearby nerves (causing arm/leg pain) or trigger inflammation
  • Pain is your body saying “Pay Attention Inside Now” – a signal something needs help

The good news: your spine has remarkable healing capacity when given the right therapeutic environment.

Our comprehensive approach includes two advanced therapeutic technologies:

Spinal Decompression Therapy

  • Utilizes computer-controlled traction forces to create negative intradiscal pressure
  • Gently separates vertebral segments by 5-7mm to relieve nerve compression
  • Promotes nutrient exchange and hydration of damaged discs
  • Reduces intradiscal pressure from 100mmHg to negative 150mmHg
  • Creates vacuum effect that helps reposition displaced disc material

Flexion and Distraction Therapy

  • Employs specialized articulating table for controlled mobilization
  • Creates centripetal force to encourage reabsorption of disc material
  • Rhythmically pumps nutrients into avascular disc tissue
  • Gently mobilizes spinal segments without pain provocation
  • Stimulates proprioceptive nerve fibers to reduce pain signals
  • Research validates the effectiveness of these non-invasive approaches for:
  • Significant reduction in radiating pain symptoms
  • Reduction in disc protrusion size and severity
  • Decreased nerve root compression and inflammation
  • Improved spinal biomechanics and movement patterns
  • Enhanced healing environment for damaged tissues