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LOWER BACK PAIN




Lower back pain is the most common reason people are coming for treatment at our Clinic.  Clients present with low back conditions related to musculoskeletal injury, strain
and degeneration.  
These are just some of the underlying factors creating lower back pain.  

Pain relief and an improved quality of life are the results these individuals are seeking.  
Our highly effective protocol may help relieve your lower back pain condition as this standard procedure has been successful for over 25 years.  The study showed an average efficacy of 63% reduction per day in the Total Pain Related Index. The elements include sensory qualities, affective qualities and evaluative words that describe the overall intensity
of the total pain experience.

We are confident, you as our client, will be pleased with the results.


We are conveniently located in the
Huntsville Professional Building

Suite 206
36 Chaffey Street
Huntsville, Ontario
P1H 1J4
705-789-9008
For appointment inquiries and availability
please contact us at


Located at the Huntsville Court House, 36 Chaffey Street


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Last modified: Thursday March 5, 2009