For the Most Important Muscles of the Human Body

INTRODUCING SPINE FORCE™

The First Technology to Target Deep Spinal Muscles

 It is, perhaps, the most pervasive and most common complaint: back pain. In fact, Newsweek reported recently that over 65 million Americans suffer from it. Treatments have been varied but real relief has, for the most part, eluded doctors and patients alike.

 Deep spinal musculature is the most important, yet most neglected part of the body. Responsible for all bodily movement, the health of these muscles is crucial. SpineForce is the first technology designed to pinpoint and tone the 180 intrinsic stabilizer support muscles. Developed in Europe by doctors, chiropractors and sports therapists, SpineForce is making its debut in the United States just this year.

 “SpineForce strengthens the deep intrinsic musculature that support the spine, reinforcing the spinal structure and increasing overall stability and posture,” explains Dr. Bart Atencio, a well-known chiropractor based in Austin, TX.  It is very important for patients recovering from disc injuries or with re-occurring spinal pain. “It is also able to reduce the onset of debilitating structural conditions that affect the 80-90% of Americans.”  

 SpineForce is designed to be utilized in three primary arenas:

• Spinal Rehabilitation

   

• Athletic performance enhancement and prevention of sports injuries

   

• As an anti-aging tool for men and women

   

  The state-of-the-art automated technology is equipped with highly perceptive sensors that precisely target problem areas. A motorized, oscillating platform causes instability, causing the spine to strive to maintain equilibrium. Ergonomic arms allow for the isolation of specific muscle groups. The interactive, computerized display provides immediate evaluations of areas of strength and weakness.

 Traditional strengthening and exercise technologies like sit ups, crunches and weight machines can be inconsistent, as they do not reach deep spinal muscles. That’s because these exercises typically work on only one plane of motion, which can stress muscles and cause spinal joints and discs to grind and cartilage to wear away.

 “In the past, for patients with back problems and other injuries, I have recommended exercises for our patients such as swimming that most patients were unable to fulfill,” explains Dr. Gerald Mattia, a renowned sports chiropractor with a who’s who of clientele.

 “With SpineForce, we can now guarantee the consistency and regularity of our patients’ strengthening exercises.”

 LPG is recognized in over 80 countries both in the medical field and paramedical communities as the world’s leader in the treatment of connective tissue. The International Chiropractors Association’s Council on Fitness & Spine Health Sciences endorses Spine Force.

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