Many Chronic Back Pain sufferers are unaware of the connection between what they eat and their chronic back pain. It's not exactly the first thing you would think of. And, it's not very common for your doctor to consider the relationship between your diet and your back pain either. But, that does not change the fact that there IS a connection. We have been educating our San Francisco and Marin County chronic back pain patients on the diet-inflammation-back pain connection for over 15 years now. In the past, I have actually had back pain patients that had so much inflammation that I could not even apply my treatment methods to them. These days (last couple of years) I have non-surgical spinal decompression which enables me to initiate treatment on many of these patients because it is very gentle. Anyway, getting back to diet and back pain, what is good and what is bad as far as diet goes ? Well, I found a very good article that explains this stuff pretty good that I am going to direct you to. It makes many recommendations that are easy to implement. If you are my patient and would like to meet with me to discuss your diet or to order the appropriate lab test (for inflammation), simply call: 415-392-2225 and ask for Mari. She will schedule a time for us to meet. Write down your concerns and bring them to the appointment. This could be the biggest step you ever take toward regaining your health.
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Many Chronic Back Pain sufferers are unaware of the connection between what they eat and their chronic back pain. It's not exactly the first thing you would think of. And, it's not very common for your doctor to consider the relationship between your diet and your back pain either. But, that does not change the fact that there IS a connection. We have been educating our San Francisco and Marin County chronic back pain patients on the diet-inflammation-back pain connection for over 15 years now. In the past, I have actually had back pain patients that had so much inflammation that I could not even apply my treatment methods to them. These days (last couple of years) I have non-surgical spinal decompression which enables me to initiate treatment on many of these patients because it is very gentle. Anyway, getting back to diet and back pain, what is good and what is bad as far as diet goes ? Well, I found a very good article that explains this stuff pretty good that I am going to direct you to. It makes many recommendations that are easy to implement. If you are my patient and would like to meet with me to discuss your diet or to order the appropriate lab test (for inflammation), simply call: 415-392-2225 and ask for Mari. She will schedule a time for us to meet. Write down your concerns and bring them to the appointment. This could be the biggest step you ever take toward regaining your health.