Have you been living with poor posture, back pain, or vertebral compression fractures? If so, it might be time to consider spinal bracing as a solution.
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mike Studer, an expert in neurologic physical therapy, and Ed Wilbourne, a seasoned professional in the field of orthopedic product development, to explore how the Spinomed back brace can improve posture, alleviate pain, and even help with kyphosis—a condition characterized by a forward-leaning spine. They explain how dynamic bracing works as a therapeutic tool to retrain muscles, reduce kyphosis, and support spine alignment. They also share the science behind this treatment, demonstrating how it can lead to reduced pain and stronger back muscles.
If you’re dealing with back issues, this is an episode you won’t want to miss! Tune in to learn how spinal bracing can support your spine and brain health!
“When something related to your spine is a barrier that keeps you from participating, that’s when you want to try to investigate to see if you can grab that something back with a very simple application of the brace for even a short period of your day.”
~ Dr. Mike Studer
In this episode:
[02:23] – Meet Dr. Mike Studer and Ed Wilbourne
[02:55] – How spinal bracing improves strength and posture
[05:45] – Overcoming fear and its impact on movement
[09:53] – Overview of Spinomed and its benefits
[15:23] – The best candidates for Spinomed
[23:18] – Using Spinomed for vertebral compression fractures
[28:45] – Spinomed brace: reducing kyphosis and improving posture
[36:11] – How spinal alignment benefits the brain
[40:06] – What the Spinomed brace can do for you
[41:23] – The importance of personalized care with Spinomed
[43:57] – How to get the Spinomed brace
[45:39] – Where to find more information about Spinomed
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