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cure back pain

Herniated Disc Cure

Millions of patients are searching for a herniated disc cure. Unfortunately, few ever find it and even more unfortunately, few even need it…
Herniated discs are common in the general population. They can cause symptoms, but rarely are they the cause of the ongoing treatment resistant back pain often associated with this relatively normal spine condition.



Herniated Disc Cure

Traditional Herniated Disc Cure

Most conservative medical and alternative therapies for herniated disc pain relief are symptomatic treatments. Either the disc will heal on its own or more drastic treatment will be required. The only proven medical cures for herniated disc injuries are back surgery and spinal decompression. Unfortunately, surgery is unreliable and often leaves the post operative patient in worse condition than before. If you have documented disc related pain, I would advise against disc surgery and gravitate towards the non-invasive spinal decompression method. Of course both of these treatments can also act as a placebo cure, but the pain is likely to come back in a new location or as some other variety of back pain substitute symptom.

Psychosomatic Herniated Disc Cure

The reason that most patients are not satisfied with the results of their medical treatments for a herniated disc condition is that the disc injury is coincidental to the pain. That’s right, the disc is herniated, but that is not the actual cause of the pain. This describes my exact spinal condition. I have herniations at spinal levels L4/L5 and L5/S1 that were blamed for my chronic back pain for 18 years. Despite all my attempts to cure the pain, it remained and steadily worsened. The reason for the symptom escalation was that the real cause of my pain was a psychosomatic condition. All my doctors and therapists had misdiagnosed the actual problem for all those years. Once I determined the true psychological nature of my pain, I managed to cure it myself using proven knowledge therapy techniques. Let me tell you something…

Reading and learning sure beat surgery any day, especially when they create a true and permanent cure instead of scars and possible permanent disability!!!

Recommendation on a Herniated Disc Cure

Recently, I had a patient write to me complaining about disc related pain. She swore that she had read “the majority of my website” and understood all my concepts. Well, I listened to her story and wrote back to her stating that her unresolved pain was likely psychosomatic. She was furious and was sure that somehow had I insulted her by doubting the physical nature of her pain. I get this reaction occasionally, but less now than before. (People are finally waking up to the power of the mind’s ability to cause chaos in our physical bodies.) Anyway, I do have a point to this story…

People love to learn about new things, but they have trouble applying the knowledge to themselves. There is still a sizeable stigma associated with psychological back pain. I find it almost humorous, since the majority of all back pain is emotionally/psychologically induced. This patient did not want to find a cure. She wanted to find a new back pain treatment. She was content to allow the pain to ravage her time and time again. Some people just can’t be reached or helped. For the rest of you, here is your chance at a true cure. Learn it. Use it. Be pain free. If you have long term pain that has not responded well to medical treatments, I can assure you that your pain is likely to be psychosomatic. You can end it now.

I did it…You can too.

Herniated Disc Cure to Back Pain Home 5/9/07 Revised 10/19/09


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