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Why Shouldn’t I Take Pain Killers?
Back Pain Horror Stories
April 27, 2022Pain Killers
April 27, 2022Pain Medications Disable The Brain’s Ability To Feel Pain Signals From The Back
In other words, the pain does not go away. It’s still there. You just can’t feel it…
Since you don’t feel the pain there’s a greater chance you’ll do more damage. Pain is a necessary warning signal. But if the body’s ability to communicate the pain is disabled it can’t protect you.
Medication provides short-term “relief” at best.
The pain never actually goes away.
In addition, when the pills wear off, the pain comes back. Many people find themselves ingesting more and more pills as their body gets used to the dosages.
This often leads to nasty side effects like: dependence and addiction to pain killers… and… damage to the stomach, liver and/or kidneys.
In the end…
Popping Pills For Back Pain Leads To Serious Health Problems
The solution is obvious:
You need a treatment protocol that is non-surgical, non-drug and non-invasive.
In addition, the therapy you choose should stop the pain (or at least drastically lower its intensity)… strengthen your back… and… restore full functional use.
For these reasons – and a few others I’ll explain later on – the DRX 9000 Therapy is the final answer. And I’m going to prove it to you right now.
Just look at the facts… FDA Cleared
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- On May 26, 2006 the DRX 9000 technology and therapy received an FDA 510 (k) clearance number K060735. This means the DRX 9000 system complies with all FDA regulatory requirements.
The FDA describes the indications for use as follows
- “The DRX 9000 System provides a primary treatment modality for the management of pain and disability for patients suffering with incapacitating low back pain and sciatica.
- It is designed to apply the DRX 9000 to compressive and degenerative injuries of the spine.
- It has been found to provide relief of pain and symptoms associated with herniated discs, bulging or protruding intervertebral discs, degenerative disc disease, posterior facet syndrome and sciatica…”
