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Do you feel like your back pain has been hindering your day-to-day tasks, job, or other activities? Upon discovering the root cause of a patient’s back pain via The Greenberg Method, Dr. Greenberg may begin the appropriate treatment plan to not only alleviate the pain, but to prevent it from returning.
While regenerative medicine is able to show great promise in helping to treat many different diseases and conditions, sometimes these treatments are recommended to be supported by specific supplements. This is where TRF and SPM supplement support come into play.
Cervicocranial Syndrome, sometimes called Craniocervical Junction Syndrome or Barre-Lieou Syndrome, is a group of symptoms that are collectively caused by an injury, disease, degeneration, or a combination of these. This syndrome can develop when the vertebrae found in your neck, or cervical spine (C1-C7), are shifted, collapsed, or misaligned.
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As patients try to treat the pain with cortisone shots, physical therapy, and as a last resort a myriad of surgeries, Platelet-Rich Plasma for the knee is often overlooked.
When it comes to lifting weights specifically, it is important to make sure you are protecting your body correctly to prevent unwanted injuries.
Through regenerative medicinal practices, Dr. Greenberg often recommends Platelet Rich Plasma injections to amplify healing & provide relief for his patients.
Prior to the discovery of regenerative medicine, joint pain treatments consisted mainly of steroid injections and, in severe cases, joint replacement surgery. Whether the joint
With major surgery often come prescription opioids, a painkiller that has hooked hundreds of thousands and killed over 70,000. Used to relieve severe pain, its