Why Back Surgery Fails So Often
October 18, 2010

From Intent.com:
This is a very different perspective for a very common problem. It also explains why conventional protocols fail to provide pain relief so often.
Researchers from Duke University show that back pain is usually caused by a person’s immunity attacking the disc in the same way that it attacks invading germs, not by a broken disc pressing on a nerve. They found that people with back pain associated with damaged discs have high levels of Interleukin-17, produced by your immune lymphocytes and known to cause asthma, rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases.
