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Old 03-10-2009, 11:46 PM #1
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Default Non invasive, non surgical spinal decompression??

Went to a place today that does non invasive, non surgical spinal decompression. Wants $4,000 for 25-45 visits, with one additional visit every 8-10 weeks for life. Any ideas on this? Snake oil salesman or legit? I posted earlier regarding my L5 S1 8mm protrusion. I am 35 years old, female, and have been doing physical therapy for about 6 weeks. Surgery and epidurals are not options.
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Jennifer
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