Easy Way to Decompress Your Back #Shorts

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Dr. Rowe shows an easy way to decompress your back at home.

This exercise will focus on a pulling motion in the back, known as traction, to help relieve pressure off spinal joints quickly. It’s especially good for bulging discs causing lower back pain and sciatica.

It requires no special equipment and may give relief within seconds.

Let us know how it works for you!

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Dr. Michael Rowe
St. Joseph, Michigan chiropractor

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48 COMMENTS

  1. Today I was at a birthday party for my nephew when I decided to do this on one of those plastic fold out tables. Stretching my back and eyeing the ladies, when all of a sudden the table flipped over. Poor Timmy's cake went flying, punch spilt all over the place. Damn I felt amazing afterwards.

  2. I do this all the time at work to pop my back since the counters are really sturdy. Sometimes, I'll even do a slight hop into it, which yes I know isn't the best, but it's such a satisfying pop.
    Most of the time I just arch my back into it to deepen the pop.

  3. Hi, I'm really finding your videos helpful, you explain the instructions very clear!! Do find that wearing specific socks with good cotton supports help?? I notice the ones you have on here have gold supports on the heel part.

  4. I do wish you wouldn't keep saying 'instant relief' as if results are the same for everyone. I'm in immense pain and have tried some of your exercises which for me don't work. I'm happy for those it does help but please stop using blanket statements as if one size fits all. It doesn't.

  5. There is another way to do this that works better, same position but with feet on the floor, knees bent, back straight, instead of putting your hands on the table top, put left hand on left lap and right hand on your right lap, then push up with your hands keeping your back straight, try different angles, the idea is to push. Your hands down on your lap by your hips and push your back up to decompress it. I tried the table method but the method I describe really gets good separation on the disk to decompress them

  6. One can’t hold this position for long. Instead, I suggest getting a chain-like Theraband. These bands are made from two separate bands that are glued together every few inches thereby forming loops in the band. Wrap the band around an immovable object at floor level. Sit on the floor facing the band. Put each foot into the outermost loop at each end. Now, with your feet in the loops, scoot your butt back as much as you feel the band is pulling on your feet. Now lie down on the floor. The band is now providing a steady traction force that will relieve your lower back pain. Don’t do this for more than 15 minutes. This is far more effective than what the therapist recommended, and a lot cheaper than going to a therapist!! I decided this home-traction method myself. Send me money, lots of money!!!!!

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