Herniated Disc ー No.3: Why the Spine’s S-Curve Matters
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No.3: Why the Spine’s S-Curve Matters
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- Absorbs shocks and distributes loads evenly
- Reduces stress on muscles, joints, and nerves
- Supports posture and overall body function
When the S-curve collapses:
- Rounded shoulders, swayback, forward head posture
- Can cause nerve compression, pain, and numbness
For herniated discs:
Restoring the S-curve helps distribute pressure on discs, reduce nerve stress, and improve pain and numbness.
SBM helps the body naturally regain the S-curve, providing a strong foundation for long-term improvement.
The photo shows that the lumbar spine has lost its natural curve and is straight. You can see that this is putting pressure on the discs.
Improving a herniated disc and lower back pain requires restoring the straightened lumbar spine to its normal curved position.
No exercises other than SBM are necessary.
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