Jul 18, 2022

Wilmington,United States - July 18, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Kinetic Kaizen is proud to be offering information about new breakthrough pain remedies to its readers and followers. Following the recent re-discovery of longstanding Chinese therapies by American biochemists, the video explains the benefits of all-natural herbal routines like Spinal Force, that are designed to get to the root of pain and inflammation in the body, not just to mask its symptoms.
More details can be found at https://kinetickaizen.com/back-pain-breakthrough
The release of the video coincides with recent sobering figures from the CDC on the national opioid crisis. Tragically, there were 100,306 drug overdose deaths in the US in 2021, a sharp 28.5% increase on 2020’s figures. Despite these harrowing numbers and the mass of studies that now show how addictive opioids are, most doctors’ response to pain, including back pain, is still to prescribe them.
According to Georgetown University, 65 million Americans have experienced recent or regular back pain, with almost 16 million of those experiencing severe chronic back pain; of a nature which debilitates them to the extent that they’re unable to participate in everyday activities.
With this vast number of afflicted citizens in mind, Kinetic Kaizen believes that the American public deserves to be better informed about non-opioid, non-addictive and side-effect-free options for pain management.
Kinetic Kaizen’s new video features interviews with people who have lost loved ones to opioid addiction, sufferers of chronic back pain who have tried natural TCM remedies, and various biochemists who have studied Chinese medicine and worked to develop targeted relief products like Spinal Force.
In particular, the platform advocates that pain killers can be substituted for infusions and topical ointments made from herbal ingredients like Corydalis Lutea, Passionflower, Marshmallow Root Powder and Prickly Pear.
All of these ingredients are well known for their anti-inflammatory properties and may benefit those who are grappling with back spasms, lower lumbar, middle and upper sciatica nerve pain, scoliosis, a herniated disc or pinched nerve, and are seeking natural relief.
While opioids only mask the pain, they do nothing to get to the underlying cause, to improve mobility and flexibility, or to reduce stiffness. This is why Kinetic Kaizen believes sufferers must also explore more holistic, natural, and long-term options for pain management.
Kinetic Kaizen is an online wellness information platform that focuses on holistic and alternative approaches to common health problems.
A spokesperson for the platform said, “Our mission is to help men and women achieve their goals by combining ancient wisdom with cutting-edge science. We believe everyone should do their best to prioritize their health now, so that they can enjoy more of their best lives possible in the future. And we’re here to help. This website contains articles and recommended resources so anyone can make a big difference in their health goals.”
More information is available at https://kinetickaizen.com/back-pain-breakthrough
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