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Scoliosis tools are treatments, methods, and other resources that someone with a curve can utilize to improve their own care. With a combination of techniques and treatments supported by science and medical research, it is possible to straighten a spine like never before and reduce a curve in ways that were only possible with surgery in the past.
However, a tool is only something to use, and it must be used correctly to ensure the best possible result. It is important to remember that many times a tool should be used as part of a comprehensive program; just like how a hammer needs to be used in combination with a saw and other tools in order to build something.
These articles, blogs, and pages of educational information summarize a variety of tools which can be used to treat scoliosis without surgery. From braces to scoliosis exercises, we discuss when, where and how each tool should be used to achieve the best possible result.
Release Contractures That Cause Stiffness Scoliosis Flexibility Trainer Written and reviewed for scientific and factual accuracy by Dr. Austin Jelcick, PhD and Dr. Matthew Janzen, DC. Last reviewed/edited on October 27, 2020. The Scoliosis Flexibility Trainer is a unique FDA registered device that helps to unbend and untwist a scoliosis curve non-surgically, providing drastically better non-surgical treatment results. It …
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Beating Scoliosis: Josie’s Success Story Josie’s story is a classic example of successfully beating scoliosis here at Scoliosis Care CentersTM. Josie is now 15-year-old who was diagnosed with scoliosis when she was 9. After being diagnosed, She took the all too common “wait and see” approach for one year. Then Josie’s scoliosis worsened to a more severe …
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