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Inversion Therapy, also known as spinal traction, is a therapeutic technique that involves gently suspending the body upside down to help decompress the spine and relieve pressure on the intervertebral discs. By reversing the effects of gravity, this treatment creates space between the vertebrae, encourages nutrient-rich fluid to flow into the joints, and promotes overall spinal health. Inversion Therapy may help reduce back pain, improve mobility, and in some cases, lessen the need for more invasive treatments. A simple, natural way to give your spine the care it deserves.

   

How it works:

• Inversion therapy typically involves using an inversion table, which allows you to strap yourself in and tilt backward at an angle or completely upside down. 

• The goal is to reverse the compression of gravity on the spine, allowing the discs and nerves to relax and the spine to stretch. 

• Some believe that inversion therapy can help create more protective fluid around spinal discs. 

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Benefits may aid client with:

• Back Pain Relief: Inversion therapy aims to decompress the spine, potentially relieving pressure on discs and nerve roots, which can help with back pain, muscle spasms, and Sciatica, Scoliosis, Degenerative Disc Disease 

• Improved Spinal Health: By stretching the spine, inversion therapy may increase space between vertebrae and improve overall spinal health. 

• Increased Flexibility: The stretching effect of inversion therapy may help increase flexibility in the spine and surrounding muscles. 

• Core Strength: Inversion therapy can strengthen core muscles, which are vital for proper support of the torso and maintaining good posture. 

• Reduced Stress: Some people find that inversion therapy helps them de-stress, as the inverted position activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for the "rest-and-digest" response. 

• Improved circulation 

• Reduced need for surgery 

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INVESTMENT:

$15.00​