How Does Non-Surgical  Spinal Decompression Work?
Our non-surgical spinal decompression table "ABS Model DRS" allows patients to achieve relief from severe back pain by gently reducing the pressure within lowback discs, we use a Cox decompression table to reduce the pressure within the neck discs. The vertebrae(Bone) of the neck and lowback are slowly and specifically separated using the state-of-the-art ABS Model DRS and Cox Spinal Decompression Units. As the bones are separated, pressure is slowly reduced within the disc until a vacuum is formed. This vacuum “pulls” the jelly-like center of the disc back inside thereby reducing the disc bulge or disc herniation. By reducing the disc bulge, we are able to reduce pressure off the spinal nerves which are so close to the disc. This process drastically reduces pain and disability. The “sucking” vacuum also pulls much-needed oxygen, nutrients and fluid into injured and degenerated discs allowing the healing to begin. Because the process is non-surgical, no tissue is actually cut in order to reduce pressure.

Notice how the separation of the spinal bones seen in the illustration above increases the space between the discs, thereby reducing the disc bulge or herniation and removes pressure off of the nearby nerve tissue.

The treatment is computer controlled, which provides gentle and painless decompression of the injured or degenerated discs, as well as the facet joints. The decompression units separate the offending vertebrae(Bone) and slowly cycles between brief moments of pulling and relaxing (oscillation). This computer driven ability allows us to avoid the reflex muscle spasm that has been such a problem for traditional traction for so many years. The decompression units are also able to target specific discs of the spine (for example: L5/S1 at the base of the spine). This ability is called “Angulated Elongation”, and it refers to the angle at which the decompression line of pull is applied. Having the ability to alter the angle of pull allows the ABS Model DRS to rely less on brute force, and more on precision. The result is a more specific, and comfortable treatment, with better outcomes.

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How Much Does The Treatment Cost?
Cost will vary depending on the patient's condition call for up to date pricing 423-855-5053. For this reason, We can only take a limited number of qualified patients each month for this treatment, so click here to immediately get an instant FREE Consultation and Health history(Value $150 Limited time offer!).  Once you print your coupon, you'll instantly have a FREE Consultation and Health history, look it over and call 423-855-5053 to schedule your appointment. This allows us to see if your condition is a good match for this treatment, without any obligation on your part. On your consultation and exam, you will need to bring in any Xray, CAT-scan, or MRI reports, and any medical records that may be related to your back pain. The doctor will personally review this with you, and perform a screening. The doctor will be able to determine if spinal decompression would be a good choice for you or not. If it looks like we can help, then we can talk about scheduling treatment sessions. If it looks like your condition is not likely to improve with this treatment, we can refer you to another type of treatment that may be more likely to help. Just call 423-855-5053 to see if you are a good candidate.