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It changes the pressure inside the disc
Day to day, sitting, standing, going about normal life, gravity keeps your discs under constant positive pressure. They are always being squeezed.
Research shows spinal decompression creates a negative pressure inside the disc
Not simply less pressure. The opposite of pressure: the disc goes from squashed to gently drawn open.
Neurosurgeons measured this directly in 1994, using a pressure sensor inside a patient's disc while they lay on a decompression table. They weren't measuring clinical outcomes, only verifying and confirming the machine physically does what it claims.




