Episode 99: Back Pain and New Therapies

Some people say no pain, no gain, but is that true for severe physical pain?

Why be in horrific physical pain if healthy, natural answers exist to set you free?

Surgery options? Many fusions cause downstream pain and dysfunction issues. The fused area loses motion, which, within months or years after surgery, puts increased movement demands on the joint areas above and below to pick up some of the motion slack.

Pain? If you develop severe back or leg pain after a back surgery, this often signals a serious, long-term hard-to-treat scenario.

It is clear that faster, safer, and easier methods to deal with disc surgery are needed. In this show, you will learn what they are.

Dr. Bleiweiss is one of two doctors in the U.S. who performs Oxygen Ozone Disc Injection Therapy. In this episode, we discuss the multiple benefits of ozone disc therapy, how it compares to conventional treatments, and who is and is not a candidate for this intervention.

I asked Dr. Bleiweiss why there are only two physicians in the U.S. doing this procedure if it is so beneficial and safe.

Listen to this show to find out the answer.

Who is this doc? Dr. Bleiweiss, M.D., is a diplomat of the American Board of Anesthesiology, a diplomat of the American Board of Pain Medicine, and a diplomat of the National Board of Medical Examiners. He is board-certified in New York, has been in practice for over 30 years, and has been doing this unique ozone disc therapy for 8 years.

Dr. Bleiweiss specializes in minimally invasive alternative treatments that heal patients without surgery or potentially harmful medications. His treatments are specifically designed to activate the body’s innate ability to recover and regenerate.

If you have suffered from severe back pain or had dear friends or family members affected, you will want to learn:

What is the safest way to treat herniated disc syndrome with on-going pain?
How does this compare to conventional treatments?
Who is and who is not a candidate?
Why aren’t many surgeons doing these techniques in the good ole USA?
How quickly does a patient get pain-free?
What other pain conditions and injuries can oxygen ozone injection therapy treat successfully?
What are the main reasons people should try this therapy instead of opting for surgery?