Back pain

Back pain accounts for an estimated 10 percent of all primary care doctors visits each year in the USA, costing Americans as much as $86 billion annually.

1. Back pain is increasingly being treated with addictive drugs and diagnostic exams that expose patients to potentially unnecessary and dangerous levels of radiation.

2. Back pain is frequently the gateway that leads people down a path of drug addiction and lifelong disability

3. Poor posture and/or improper movement is responsible for the vast majority of back pain. Proper alignment of the bones and joints is critical for remaining pain free.

1. Spinal pain
2. Occupational illness of musicians
3. Musculoskeletal pain
4. Disorders of the spine
5. Neuro-muscular disabilities
6. Nonarticular rheumatism
7. Arthritis

1. Lower back pain

1. Kidney disorders
2. Abuse of opiates

1. Work-related injury
2. Unhealthy physical posture
3. Physical strain
4. Paraesthesia
5. Occupational domestic accidents
6. Muscular wasting
7. Loss of tendon reflex
8. Inadequate protection from cold weather
9. Gout
10. Anaesthesia
11. Accidental falls
12. Screen dependency disorder

1. Torticollis
2. Sciatica
3. Patterns of deficient kidney yang in the body
4. Occupational rheumatism
5. Disharmonious sexual activity as a factor in ill health

1. Pain