How vertebral osteochondrosis occurs: causes and treatment

Osteochondrosis is a change in the spine. It occurs after the changes in the muscles located near the spine. On one side of the spine, the muscle swells, increases in size and does not fit into the space reserved for it by nature. In order not to “fall out” of it, it pushes the spine away from it. As a result, the muscle continues to rest in its place, but the spine has become curvated.
The swollen muscle does not let pass waste products of the bone cells of the spine. In this situation, the spine becomes very dry, since a lot of waste is accumulated in each cell. The dry spine and tight intervertebral disc represent the osteochondrosis.
In order for the vertebrae to be rejuvenated, it is required to eliminate the waste from the cells completely. To do this, it is necessary to restore the normal velocity of lymph movement, which will take all the waste and remove it from the body. Only emendic massage will eliminate swelling from the muscles that bend the spine. As a result, the lymph flow velocity will be restored to normal physiological state. Bone cells will cease to be dry.
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