Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter explains why desk workers develop chronic low-back tightness from hunching 6-8 hours daily. Pinnacle's approach treats it as a support problem, using laser therapy to reduce inflammation, regenerative therapies for joints and discs, then EMSCULPT NEO to rebuild core and glute strength so the spine isn't bearing all the load.
The desk worker sits 6 to 8 hours a day on average, hunched over a laptop or computer screen, not doing very much. Over time, you start to feel that constant tightness in your low back. Maybe it's worse at the end of the day or just when you stand up. Here's how we treat that at Pinnacle. We would start by reducing inflammation in the lower back using laser therapy and sometimes some nutritional consultation. If needed, we use targeted regenerative therapies to support joints or discs. And then we would rebuild the core and glute strength using the EMSCULPT NEO functional strengthening program so that the back isn't doing all the work. Because this usually isn't a back problem, it's a support problem.
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