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Contraindications include known copper sensitivity, active malignancy, and pregnancy
Figure 1 Axial view (from above) of the Lumbar Spine, showing the difference between a normal and stenotic vertebra (backbone) What causes Lumbar Stenosis
The study also documented significant reductions in inflammatory markers, with C-reactive protein levels decreasing by an average of 45% in the treatment group
Here are some signs: Numbness or tingling in legs or feet Weak muscle coordination Chronic lower back pain not responding to stretches or muscle work Trouble walking or balancing General fatigue or malaise If any of this sounds familiar, its worth speaking with a local physician , chiropractor, or nutrition specialist here in Walnut Creek for testing
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