Dr. LeRoy Perry's Spinal Decompressor offers a natural solution for back
pain. By utilizing gravitational forces with active inverted movement
and exercises, it stretches and strengthens the extrinsic and
intrinsic spinal muscles, promoting 360-degree Spinal Core Stability.
This process increases vertebral disc space, which reduces nerve
pressure and boosts blood flow, enhancing oxygenation and metabolic
processes, i.e. detoxification. Regular use can improve circulation,
nerve supply, balance and coordination, revitalizing the entire body.

What Causes the Spine to be Compressed, and Can We Fix It Without Surgery?

It is estimated that 91% of people in the world have back pain, often
stemming from spinal compression due to either an injury
(macro-trauma) or accumulative bad habits like poor posture
(micro-trauma). Both can lead to severe back pain, disc bulge, nerve
and vascular compression, and even degenerative arthritis. Dr. Perry
emphasizes that active, daily spinal decompression therapy can
alleviate these conditions and ease chronic back pain. It might even
help avoid surgery.

How Does Using Dr LeRoy Perry’s Spinal Decompressor™ Improve Posture?

Over time, gravity and poor posture can compress the spine, and lead to conditions like kyphosis (forward curvature of the thoracic spine) and/or scoliosis (the spine curves to the side), resulting in pain, reduced mobility, and loss of height. Kyphosis decreases vital lung capacity and encroaches the heart. The Spinal Decompressor gently stretches the spine, relieving nerve pressure, promoting proper spinal function and improving posture.

How Can Using the Spinal Decompressor™ Improve My Athletic Performance?

Dr. LeRoy Perry's Spinal Decompressor with its patented saddle seat design enhances athletic performance by engaging the adductor (inner thigh) muscles during inversion, which activates the lower abdominal muscles, contributing to Spinal Core Stability. Inverted spinal decompression with active motion creates a physiological pump mechanism, increasing circulation and stimulating neuromuscular balance, which is a result of muscles being stretched and elongated while opposing muscles are actively contracting. This process improves balance, coordination, and muscle symmetry, leading to better posture and athletic performance. Incorporating exercises like inverted cradling, spinal torsion twists and abdominal exercises, with relaxation periods in between, maximizes these benefits.