Hello And Welcome To Our Low Back Pain Relief Site.

It can't be great for you right now if you came looking for us. It's okay, it's about to get much better for you if you stick around to read and apply some of the low back pain information here.
You see, Aras and I created our low back pain relief site to help educate people about allot of the "old school" and "new school" back pain relief techniques.
Whether you suffer from sciatica, a herniated disc, scoliosis, low back pain,neck pain or even shoulder or knee pain. There are the old low back pain treatments. (some of which we do agree with in some instances) Then there is the new way to treat your upper and lower back pain.
We will do our best to educate you as to the risks and benefits to all as well as offer you some very quick, safe and natural ways for you to take control of your pain.
Stick with us you'll feel better soon!

January 1, 2009

Chiropractor – Aras Kvedaras

My philosophy and practice is directly related to our personal experience of playing all kinds of sports

Chiropractor Hamilton - Aras Kvedaras

("jack of all trades") and weight lifting, as well as our introduction to more specific weight-lifting injury information at Society of Weight-Training Injury Specialists (SWIS) seminars. We began to relate the two and saw how important it was to develop a method of treatment that related the two.

When you experience pain and discomfort I believe that something has become weakened in the area and stops supporting the respective area which causes secondary pain (ex. tendinitis, bursitis, unlevel pelvis, stuck/misaligned bones, trigger points, inflammation, etc.). My goal is to determine the weakended areas and to improve and build your strength as quickly as possible.

In 2001, I was introduced to Dr. David Leaf , who had treated the New England Patriots, AC Milan and numerous olympic atletes. I spent over 200 hours learning directly from him. When applying any treatment tools according to his muscle testing procedures to fix strength issues it will typically decrease a person's discomfort immediately. This will then provide an opportunity to strengthen the weakened area on a more permanent basis.