Unexerciser Scoliosis Treatment

The Unexerciser Treatment Information

Great Scoliosis Treatment!

A good way to unwind is by giving yourself a back pain treatment with the Unexerciser. The Unexerciser enables you to rejuvenate a sore back, you can even give yourself a scoliosis treatment, with minimal effort while receiving the maximum benefit.

Stretching is natural. Animals and children do it all the time. The problem with stretching is that the back loses some of its strength and flexibility as we age. Many people try back pain exercises which are effective when done properly, except they don't teach you how to bend backwards safely. And safety is the key to bending backward.

The Unexerciser is safe, because it supports and aligns the spine. The Unexerciser is a unique device for lower back pain exercises for sciatica, herniated discs, scoliosis and fibromyalgia. It provides great physical therapy that improves flexibility through passive traction and inversion therapy. Bending backwards is no longer complicated but instead, is accomplished within a period of weeks on the Unexerciser. The reason it is necessary to bend backwards is to create the healthy state of spinal mobility. Most people are accustomed to bending forward not backward. The key to spinal mobility is the ability to bend forward and backward without pain or discomfort. Without spinal mobility you will probably be experiencing some type of back pain or discomfort, from mild to severe. The Unexerciser is also a great scoliosis pain relief treatment tool.

On the Unexerciser

Many people ask us, what exactly does the Unexerciser do? In our photos you will see a person in the face up position, but what is really happening inside the body? From our photo with a spine exposed you can see that a number of actions are taking place in the body.
Pressure points spinal diagram on the <i>Un</i>exerciser

Passive Traction and Gravity: Most physical activities require the spine to be compressed. Sitting (at work or at home) places 50% more pressure on your discs than standing. Often, a weekly stretching routine is enough to maintain the alignment and flexibility of the spine. Many times if the spine is out of alignment for years and back pain appears (possibly sciatica), then it is necessary to have passive traction treatment to rehabilitate the spine.

Helps relieve the pain and discomfort of scoliosis.