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How To Heal A Herniated Disc Naturally – No Surgery Required

By Michael

May 25, 2018



For every 2 men, there is one woman diagnosed with a herniated disc

It’s because of this statistic that I have brought this page to your attention, and I want to show you how you can heal a herniated disc naturally without the harmful drugs, and repetitive conservative treatments that just lead to a short term fix.

If you’ve been diagnosed with a herniated disc, then you are all too familiar with the norm:

  1. You move less
  2. Your search for everything
  3. You’ve probably tried everything(or at least you think)
  4. You feel like surgery is the only option at this point

You’ll be caught by surprise in my article, and you’ll figure out how to lessen your pain and at the end of it, I’ll show you the BEST treatment for your herniated disc that you would have never thought about!

And I didn’t forget about everyone who is not used to it, you’ll greatly benefit, and if your pain hasn’t pinched your nerves severely, you’ll see what I’ve done.

I serve to help you and everyone in the lower back community, whether you’ve been in continuous pain, or starting out, you are not short of stellar options. I’ll start by asking you this one hassle-free question…

Does this sounds like you?

“I’m exhausted, I have tried everything!” All from:

  • steroid epidural injections
  • massages
  • exercises
  • tens machines
  • cushions
  • inversion tables
  • foam rollers

…and as you keep digging the bottom of the hole, you don’t strike gold, rather a huge rock.

Are you this deep in? There is a non-short of options as you can see from the list, but one greater reason you’re here is to treat the root of the cause, and not just shoot for temporary relief…I hope.

Get ready, I’m about to show you what you don’t know. Catch this:

90% of people all around the world will treat their herniated disc and heal without surgery required

That’s an alarming number, in the most positive way imaginable. Feeling shocked?

I was too!

So the fact that your herniated disc can heal all by itself should trigger a HUGE relief in your brain.

Head on into your doctor’s office with this knowledge, and patiently wait to hear his or her recommendations.

You’ll likely be recommended and presented with:

  • physical therapy
  • pain medications
  • stretches
  • weight loss
  • aerobic- low impact
  • water therapy
  • injections
  • lifestyle changes

I can lay my hand over your shoulder and share my sympathy with you – A herniated disc most certainly puts “a halt on your groove.”

A herniated disc is like hitting a 2 for 1 on a bad day…

It’s frustrating enough that your spine physically hurts, but even worse is that the pain makes its way up to your mind, and alters your behavior.

Talk about mind control!

mind control

Forget all the psychologist, and hypnotist, this really puts those to shame.

It’s Chronically despicable, and that’s, to say the least, but with all that starts on the wrong foot must come to an end though.

Don’t panic because you are in for some fresh quality air.

Take a breathe, relax, and take the next part of your reading as a religion. Luckily, you touched basis with the right place at the right time. Why?

I want to help you badly, it’s my passion to do so. There are so many alternative and conservative methods, and with increasing technology, there are more growing in the unlikeliest places…

Is It Age, A Triple Effect, Or A Larger Injury?

The number one question I get asked is :

  1. How did I get my herniated disc?

Your herniated disc or “slipped disc” rather as its know, doesn’t happen by the element of surprise. A disc that slips occurs when your outer ring becomes weaker and again weaker or torn out of place and alignment over time. It’s at this point the inner portion slips out, and will likely lead to pinching your nerve roots on the back end of your spine.

Ripple effect #1: A Degenerative Disc can turn into a herniated disc. When the outer ring of your disc begins to tear, the ring releases the watery fluid in your disc, and it ends up pushing the disc closer to the nerve roots on the back of your spine.

Whether you get it in a day, a week, months or even years is dependent on the choices and lifestyle decisions you make. For example:

Ex: If you’re bending over, twisting, hunching over more frequently than someone who is doing less, and actually implementing all the strategies of better exercise, healthier eating, weight management, mind control, will more likely keep a herniated disc away.

Factor In Your Age

The older you get, the more likely a herniated disc is to be present.

Mother Nature’s processes take its course, and you can’t do a thing about it. Your disc will not be able to retain the water inside it’s gelly like structure, and as I stated a second ago, it lets your water protrude out the outer layer.

Related: Proteolytic Enzymes For Joint Pain

A message to my many men and women is this: Men are more prone to struggle with a herniated disc, but women don’t fall too behind.

In the next section get ready, because you’re about to learn how to heal the right way.

Heal The Way You’re Supposed To

It’s said that most chronic conditions happen in the age group of 20 and less, and 50 and over, but why should we follow numbers? that’s only a statistic.

I know far more people in between the age group with herniated disc issues who have a constant struggle to accept a lifestyle change because they believe they’re out of solutions. Or are they?

I told my best friends brother in law once, No you are not! There’s life after a herniated disc.

The most important lesson in my experience I’ve learned is that whether you’re:

  • young
  • old
  • can barely walk
  • having weight problems
  • eating bad
  • have multiple diagnoses
  • struggle mentally
  • consume painkillers

…you will absolutely recover. It’s all about how you choose to funnel…

The process just has to be nurtured differently to cater to your needs. You are different than someone else with your condition. The reason I say this is because others are farther along in the process, and others are just starting out with their herniated disc.

and if you were like me, who has had sciatic nerve pain, and a herniated disc at the same time, you’ll get a kick out of this too…

So without further ado let’s take a look at all your options now.

10 Best and Most Natural Ways To Heal Your Herniated Disc

 

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1. Over The Counter Medicines– OTC

This way will have to do if you have mild to moderate pain. You’ll be prescribed medicines like:

  • Advil
  • Ibuprofen
  • Naproxen

My 2 cents: I’ve tried all but there’s one thing I can’t stand -I hate the side effects. If you haven’t tried them yet, its worth being on, its fine to take them, but if you can do without them moving forward and follow the remove back pain system, you’ll be likely to remove these drugs completely or use them less than you ever have.

2. Muscle Relaxers

You might have already taken Over the counter medicine, and if you have its most likely you’ll take a muscle relaxer to go along. This is usually the beginning measure.

Muscle spasms happen abruptly and not sadly – they need to go,. And these relaxers can be just the spark you need.

Caution: Don’t take pain medications and muscle relaxers at the same time, you don’t want pain overload. If you take them, have one an hour or two after your pain killers.

  • Baclofen
  • Cyclobenzaprine
  • Tizanidine
  • Carisoprodol

There’s nothing like a delicious soup in this next one…

3. Bone Broth And Collagen Diet

bone broth for herniated disc is a savior – Saying bone broth and collagen has given my health back is kind of an understatement. Have a look at the one I made here:

What do these two elements have? Nutrients. Your natural supply that enters your bloodstream and rushes down your lower backs spine to heal your pain.

What it does:

  • repair tissue
  • repair damaged disc

How to do

  • collagen is found in a powder of bone broth
  • in liquid form as well

It’s an absolute necessity to have. Drinking A Bone broth soup is and always will be t the #1 Dietary thing you can do for your back, and diet in general. It s the #1 diet you can have for a herniated disc. You can purchase it online, or your local grocery store. Have it every day, 1-3 times in a day.

How to make bone broth at home:

Other than being able to order bone broth online or go in-store to find it, you can bring your own ingredients to the mix, and get them boiling right away at home. I’m all for healing your bad back at home and being independent, so this will do you a lot of good!

STEP 1: Get a huge crockpot so you have enough soup to consume on a daily basis, for a whole week would be great.

STEP 2: Combine foods like:

  • Celery
  • onions
  • chicken
  • carrots
  • chicken bone broth
  • organic chicken bone broth

This will help heal your neck or back herniated disc rapidly, and lessen any pain and inflammation you are having.

Here’s how I would organize using powders with a bone broth in a day:

  1. Morning: For breakfast go for a smoothie with collagen protein powder made from a bone broth powder or your favorite protein powder made from high antioxidant foods like blueberries, coconut milk, and maybe a mix of herbs like ginger.
  2. Afternoon/Evening: Eat a soup or stew bone broth

4. Go With Supplements.

recommend you get Omega 3 oil in your body. It’s a great anti-inflammatory, and it’s what I will use 99.99% of the time in the mornings before work. Here are a couple of other options to look into:

Related: Best Proteolytic Enzyme supplement for inflammation and a herniated disc

If you’d also like to find out the best healing foods and what you can and can not eat, make sure to check out our in-depth article below.

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Have you discovered the best way to strengthen and make your back flexible again? Does the word “Yoga” ring a bell?

5. Exercise With Yoga

A herniated disc is a bee you swat away, and soon as it goes away, more come back in a herd. The best treatment I’ve found to date is an exercise with yoga. YOGA? yes. I was in the same position as this type of thinking, but I got over it and implemented it quickly.

Your back needs:

  • strengthening
  • flexibility
  • a break

Related: Best Lower Back Pain and Sciatica Stretches

Yoga will ensure you get the best of all 3 and in a matter of a week. You get help with breathing and meditation techniques. These two factors are important for your mind and body. Plus, if you needed an extended amount of stretches and exercises, over at the Healthy Back Institue, you can see the 6 best exercises for a herniated disc.

And to learn more about yoga…

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Spinal manipulation will help you for a short amount of time. Need instant relief?…

6. Visit A Chiropractor

We’ve all probably heard of the chiropractor being thrown around by friends and family, but have you, yourself gone to one? By natural methods, you’ll get your spine in proper alignment so that in time it will heal by itself properly.

If you’ve had chronic pain lasting for at least over a month give it a try right away. The early in the process the better your chance of it getting better gets.

Think deep tissue wit this next one.

7.Get A Massage

Simply, the best for short term relief. It’s my go-to for the “moment in time”. A great massage can give you the best therapeutic benefits you were asking for.

How it helps:

  • releases muscle tension
  • helps your tissues
  • soreness goes away
  • easy on your joints

It’s time to feel the pressure points…

8. Time For Acupuncture

Now, I talked to my doctors, and physical therapists a few years back about acupuncture, and they said the results vary. It does ease your pain a little but it doesn’t work the same for everyone. I’ve steered away from it. It just was not for me, and I did fine without it.

9. Re-Think Your Posture

You were taught from when you were young to stand up nice and straight, or if you’re in the military, you definitely understand affirmative action -Attend Hut! But if you’re not of a “military affiliation” don’t you worry because the conditions apply the same.

Posture will help prevent and help fight off a herniated disc. Did you know that posture is one of the biggest causes for lower back pain? Our posture is everything to healing.

You could exercise properly but forget about posture and be back in the rut you were in. Or your poor posture can cause weaker muscles, and now you can’t exercise. But how can you fix it?

Stand up straight, and keep all your body in alignment.

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Take a look at your surroundings…

10. Go For Ergonomics

Ergonomics is just a fancy word for “your efficiency in your working environment.” You know you have a sound place to work in if you have these things:

  • A desktop at your level. Is your desktop a little below you? If it is, then good.
  • A keyboard and mouse. A good keyboard and mouse will keep your hands and arms at a good angle.
  • The right chair. A good chair supports your whole back and keeps your posture up.
  • Lumbar support. Is your back being supported by the right chair or backrest?
  • Natural movement. You should be able to move around in your chair, stand up, and have enough room for various positions

If you’d like to see how I would build an ergonomic workspace at work, I have a great article that will help you see that here.

11. Ancient Book Of Remedies

If you want the ultimate list of herbal remedies you can make from scratch, have ready for every emergency that comes, then you’ll want to take a deep look into the #1 book of herbs called “The Lost Book Of Remedies“.

This powerful ancient book made by a professional healer with years of suffering in pain themselves made this gem so instead of trying out one herb here and there, you’ll be better prepared to use every single one of them without running out of a supply.

This book has saved me time, money, made me more money because my health increased and so did my productivity, avoided the effort of having to go at things alone, and I didn’t have to worry about the mental and physical pains of back pain or any other condition ever again.

Click here to learn more about this powerful book here.

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12. Fix Your Muscle Imbalances

I saved the best for last(I’ll also expand on this in a later section below), and that’s fixing your muscle imbalances which means you have weak and strong muscles in different muscle groups like your hamstrings, glutes, hips, etc. And these are all contributing to the reason you have back pain and why you can’t completely heal your Herniated disc…

This means you’ll keep staying in pain, you will keep crawling back to pain meds, blame everyone and yourself, and you’ll never find a long-lasting change.

Or part of your body’s muscles that are stronger has to compensate for your weaker ones, which will eventually injure you. I made a full article with a video that shows you how to fix these muscle imbalances here, but if you’d like to see my #1 recommendation program, go here.

All Paths Lead To Weight Loss

I didn’t leave out weight loss, I was getting there which brings me to this next point.

At first, it’ll be tough to lose weight because you have a Herniated disc you’re trying to heal and you don’t want to re-injure yourself or cause further damage, so here’s what to do…

Focus on getting better with the 12+ treatments from up above, and in the process of exercising with the combination of herbal remedies and more, you will slowly begin to lose weight without it affecting you, and then thereafter, you can look at controlling your weight which you can learn more about the best weight loss diets here.

Time For The Future You’ve Been Expecting

The #1 question I get all the time is always this:

What can you expect from recovery time?

Healing a herniated disc can take up to 6 weeks to heal on its own. If my story can serve you any motivation, it took me 4 and a half weeks. But the follow-up question is what you need more paying attention to.

Why is it less or more for others?

My absolute answer to that is to do all the steps needed to relieve your pain, and when you’re not working, you should be:

  • stretching
  • working on your posture
  • staying calm and collective mindfully
  • eating healing foods
  • staying on a straight natural treatment path

Related: Best Natural Treatment Fix For A Herniated Disc

It’s hard to exactly pinpoint how long you will heal because it depends on how your herniated disc looks. Consult with your doctor and physician for more help.

You Can Treat A Herniated Disc With Constant Progress


Like Frank Zappa once said:

“Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.”

Every day you take to make an effort to heal your herniated disc is another day you increased your recovery time and a push away from surgery. Here’s a shorty story.

When my friend revealed to he had a degenerative disc in his L3-L5, and a Herniated disc in the L4 along with osteoarthritis, I didn’t just ignore it. What I did immediately changed his perception of pain for the rest of his life.

He followed my effective remove back pain system, and as a result, he really put the time in. His results were not shocking. He didn’t only learn to get rid of his herniated disc naturally, he was able to have no more nerve pain!

There are incredible amounts of treatments in your armory. Don’t be afraid to start at point A and head through the journey past point B.

Develop a routine. See what treatments get you the most satisfaction day by day. When you continue with the same exercise, massage, work station habits, etc, you’ll understand your lower back much better, and you’ll therefore become more efficient.

The Way That I Fixed My Herniated Disc Long Term

All these 10 ways I showed you how to heal your herniated disc naturally will work, but it’s better to know how you can do it on a day-to-day basis.

I know how easy it is to read information, but nobody ever taught me or maybe even taught you how to heal on a daily basis and from home without constantly visiting your medical professional. I’ve figured out just how though!

Along the journey, I wrote about a 45-page book on the 5 steps and 3 secrets to managing your bad back day-to-day, 24/7 Monday-Sunday, Morning -Night – that’s now on Amazon as an up and coming best seller. Now, why am I telling you this?

For a limited time, I still have it open for people to grab for FREE. I’d like for you to heal without trying to figure out how to follow the plan day-to-day. If you’d like to have my free book, then click below:

>>5 Steps and 3 Secrets To Managing Back Pain Daily

This guide plus the best treatment option I’m about to show you below is what you will need long term….

Best Treatment Option For Herniated Discs

While these treatment tips, exercises, and steps will all relieve herniated disc pain for you, if you want to prevent it from recurring you MUST address the #1 leading cause to all back pain – Muscle Imbalances

In short, a muscle imbalance occurs when you have a set of muscles that are much stronger on one side then the opposing which are weaker and unused. This imbalance pulls your skeletal system out of alignment, which will lead you to painful postural dysfunctions…

Muscle Balance Therapy Is What you’ll need, where instead of getting a set of general exercises and stretches, with muscle balance therapy you’ll get:

  • Special exercises to strengthen your underworked weak muscles
  • and targeted stretches to loosen up your tight and overworked muscles.

So by improving your weak muscle imbalances with the right provided stretches and exercises, your herniated disc will Naturally resolve itself and decrease the pressure from your bad posture right now, plus, prevent future herniated discs.

I’ve got an article for you about how people are fixing their muscle imbalances faster and are living a life of pain-free back pain – if you want to discover the secrets to fixing your muscle imbalance faster and easily, get more information here right now

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The Remove Back Pain System

This next segment will take your healing process to the next level! You’ve seen the exercises, stretches, and conditions, and now it is time to show you some of the cream of the top-your POSTURE. Without proper posture, you can have weak muscle imbalances, continuous back flare ups, and constant hunching and slouching.

Continue my Remove Back Pain System with getting your self straightened out with better posture here.

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Michael

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Hi My name is Michael Granados, I am of the age of 26 years, and I’m a back pain specialist, enthusiast, and expert. All of us have had or will have lower back pain at least once in our lives, and whether it’s acute or a more chronic condition, you can depend on us here at Remove Back Pain to take great care of you. I ensure you’ll take the right and most appropriate steps for you to heal the safest and most productive way. Get ready for a better lifestyle!

  • Great article! My friend was told that he has one disc broke and the doctor advice him to do a surgery. He was unsure and concern. He doesn’t want to have this surgery and he is aware about the risks. But, thanks to you article, which I will pass to him, I hope he will change the direction and decide what’s best for him.
    Thanks for sharing.

    • Hi Dany,
      Oh really? If his disk is completely herniated, which means that the water has protruded into the nerves, and it aggregates him so much, his doctor might know this information already and is the reason he/she is saying so. If he can’t move, and do an exercise without feeling severe pain, he should consider surgery. Usually, testing himself with a herniated disc exercise will allow him to know where his body is at. Another way is understanding how long the symptoms have persisted for. A large or small spine canal can predict the severity as well with an MRI. Have him try The NSADS I have listed. If the pain persist for longer than 12 weeks it’s time for surgery. If you have any further concerns, please get back to me. Thank you.

  • Great article, very insightful, I only pray someone who needs this will come across this and take a step in the right direction.

    • Hey Rich,

      I couldn’t agree with you more. I think many people will find my information more useful than they would if they tried going somewhere where it was just all about medical terminology and none from actual experiences. I think there’s not a lack thereof information, rather less information about opinions, and experiences. It’s those who don’t only walk away with information but take the necessary action as well.

  • Very interesting article! I like all the points that are given. Posture is something I struggle with and need to work on. Your back is one thing that does affect your mind!

    • Hey Weston,

      I’m glad that you find my article rather useful! Oh really? Don’t we all right? When our posture is weak, it’ll cause more muscle imbalances, it’ll make the little things like exercising and working out MUCH harder, since now you don’t only work up your physicality but your mind too. As soon as you can start balancing out your posture through exercise, yoga, consistent stretching, the better off you will be when it comes to sitting or standing. Yes, the mind is a very powerful weapon, and many people with a herniated disc and chronic back pain in general always either neglect it or don’t fully understand it. Your mind at some point will start to affect your physical well-being. Thanks for sharing!

  • Hi Michael, Love everything about your site! I love the discussion on the Herniated Disc as this is something that we are struggling with. The Pain is constant, and medication is just not a solution. I will try the broth for sure on top of everything else you recommended.

    • Hi Schola,

      A herniated disc is no joke, for both neck and back. They are very disruptive and are a pain to go through the day with. Exactly! Herniated disc become a headache and a constant reminder that they take no mercy. At this level, medication is not a viable solution, and never will be. Why take just the edge off, when you can go for more healthier all natural ones instead? I understand the difficulty that one has to transition into because I’ve been there, but in the long run, you’re going to heal much faster, and you can save yourself a lot of time and energy. Awesome. Bone Broth is one of my favorite choices, till this day I make it here at home. Thank you!

  • I played college football for 5 seasons and my back still has serious problems from that experience.  I need this site. Lol thank uou for giving us a resource to better our backs! Thw 10 best ways to heal it underneath this article was great too. I very much enjoyed the format of your article as well. It never lost my attention.

    • Hi Chris,

      I can’t say I’m a football player myself, but have played it a few couple times without the gear on, it can really be a handful. I’m sure you’ve had well over your fair share of injuries, pain, and inflammation. It’s one thing to have pain, and it a whole other animal on how you should go about treatment. Many people justify their pain with something temporary, and even if it is, it’s always the smallest injuries that lead to the worst amount of pain(chronically) later down the road.I’m glad you found my article helpful and that you’ve taken an interest and liking to my site.

      I wanted to make sure I put all my experiences into it, and all the natural ways to heal a herniated disc. I think its time that we take more accountability for our pain and that we approach it more from a holistic and natural point of view.

      Thanks for being here today! Glad you like it.

      -Michael
        

  • Hi!  Great set of natural tips for back pain.  I hadn’t heard of the bone broth one, although fish oil was one I tried with not much success.  I’ve also tried everything else and am currently learning yoga to ease my arthritis pain in my back. But the one I hadn’t heard was bone broth.  That’s interesting.  I’m going to have to check it out.  Thanks!

    • Hey Selenity,Oh really? Bone broth just happens to be the most overlooked remedy to naturally heal a herniated disc in the neck and back. Why? So many people are focused on one area most of the time which usually has to do with pain medications and exercise. When either one of these two don’t do justice for someone with more intense chronic pain, it’s like a repeat, where people will do the same thing over and over again.I used to be on bone broth at least 3 times a day, and then I slowly regressed from it to the point where my pain was no longer so much of an issue. The great thing about it too is that it can heal your pain and at the same time help control weight – especially if you have it 2-3 times a day to begin. Fish oil is a top of the funnel supplement, and it has its place but overtime, you’ll want to transfer away from it and use more stronger targeted nutrients like turmeric, glucosamine, among others. You still want to take these because you’re getting your vitamins but combining it with more potent ones will really help you out. There are many supplements for different uses, some geared more for inflammation, others for things like arthritis, osteoarthritis and so forth. I have a couple articles on this too, just let me know if you’d like to see more.Yeah, give bone broth a try, you’ll be thankful you did. Let me know if there’s anything more I can do.-Michael 

  • Hi!
    Great post, very helpful and necessary for anyone who has been diagnosed with a herniated disc. I knew that having a herniated disc was a big issue, but I didn’t know much about how someone could get a herniated disc, so I will try my best to avoid having one. 

    You also recommend many different ways to heal a herniated disc, but I also noticed you suggested yoga and that it can also help with back pains, which is what I have, so I will check your other article. Do you think people who suffer from back pain are more prone to have a herniated disc?

    Best, 

    Mariana  

    • Hi Mariana, 

      Yeah, a herniated disc is right up there with being one of the most serious chronic conditions, and since back pain happens to over 80% of people all across the world, we have to be more aware of it. There are tons of different ways someone can get a herniated disc, the most common being that of an injury but a hereditary cause is not too far behind. So many people with acute lower back pain and neck pain are unaware of just how fast the pain can transition to something more serious. In my case, I’ve experienced this. Yes, as long as you can be aware of your surrounding and know what activities you are participating in, then you should 9 times out 10 do well. 

      Yoga is actually the best way to heal a herniated disc believe it or not. Many other treatments are supplements to exercise and stretching, so they go hand in hand in a way, but you have to build a routine where you’re involving all of them together. 

      I wouldn’t say more, at least statistically and from my own experience speaking. I think anyone who is into rigorous activities as well who is used to put themselves in more of a harms way can be in immediete danger too. I’m glad you found use in my article, let me know if there is anything more I can do to help.

      Thanks,

      Michael 

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