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Disc problems are common now. Every second person is suffering from spinal disc issues. In such times, we need medicine that can help everyone and can heal the discs. Curative and preventive both the ways! Here we will discuss all aspects of Drops Neura medicines for regenerating the spinal discs.
For a better understanding of how Drops Neura work, we need to understand the disc, its nature, and its requirements.
Discs are the “shock absorbers” of the spine because they cushion compressive forces when you move. They also resist shear forces when swimming, biking, or playing other activities in which one side of your body lifts relative to the other. A disc enables the compressive and tensile components of leg movement during running to be smoothly integrated with each other.
Once a back pain sufferer’s condition has progressed beyond the acute phase. It’s common for them to become more sedentary than usual due to fatigue, fear, and pain exacerbation caused by activity. This may result in further loss of fitness and muscle mass. When their back pain enters its active period.
The annulus fibrosus is the outer casing of a disc. Tough, flexible fibers form an interlocking network. This keeps the inner gel-like material, called the nucleus pulposus, contained inside the disc. And adds strength to allow bearing of stress without buckling or tearing. The annulus fibrosis helps distribute pressure evenly throughout a disc. It makes it easier for discs to absorb shock. And reducing downward pressure on nerve roots. The roots exit from your spine.
A healthy spinal disc can appear perfectly normal from X-ray exams. In fact, there are no outward signs that indicate whether a particular disc is herniated, bulging. Otherwise compromised until you experience back pain symptoms. When this happens, not only is your quality of life significantly impacts. But a compromised disc may actually accelerate the formation of abnormal bone spurs and arthritic conditions. A spine with a herniated disc is at risk for developing deterioration in the facet joints. This makes up the back of the spine where it attaches to the pelvis.
Nerve supply comes to the spinal disc through small nerve branches that pass through the adjacent intervertebral foramen. Compression on a nerve root due to space-occupying lesions such as disc herniation or bone spurs, or from postural stress can cause pain in areas served by this nerve.
Disc degeneration is accompanied by loss of fluid which diminishes both its height and capacity to bear stress. Degeneration typically starts at the nucleus pulposus of an aging disc. Where there is the greatest movement, and then progresses outwards into the annulus fibrosis. This tends to increase stress on the outer layers of the disc — causing them to wear down and break down.
Disc degeneration may also result due to cumulative trauma over a period of years. As a result of physical activity, especially when done without regular warm-up or cool-down periods. In addition to gradual loss of fluid from aging, discs can lose up to 1/3 of their volume. This happens due to dehydration from a lack of proper hydration.
For example, dehydration can cause your saliva’s water content to drop from 80 percent at 8 am to less than 50 percent at 11 am. This is why you should drink at least eight glasses of water daily. Not just because you’re thirsty – but because your body needs it.
Treating Slip disc with a 3 D approach
Disc degeneration occurs when the natural shock-absorbing properties of discs are impaired. Degeneration caused by injury, poor posture. Or might be due to activities that place excessive pressure on spinal structures (running). Next is a lack of conditioning (spinal muscles and ligaments). And this can simple aging with its associated changes in weight distribution. Because most injuries to the spine occur at the end ranges of motion-bending forward, backward, and twisting. Degenerative problems typically develop in these areas first. And because running places significant stress on the discs in your lower back. It can be especially damaging if you do not warm up or cool down before engaging in strenuous exercise.
Know about: Ayurvedic Treatment of Degenerative Disc
Hydration means simply being adequately hydrated. If your body doesn’t get enough water, all of its functions — including waste removal and lubrication — suffer. The discs of the spine receive their nutrition from the surrounding fluids, such as the nucleus pulposus fluid and blood vessels that course through them. Proper hydration is critical to disc health because it facilitates the transportation of nutrients into and away from cell structures.
Basic elements like magnesium (Mg), phosphorus (P), and sulfur (S) enable cells to make protein scaffolding upon which they hang suspended in a matrix-like formation. These proteins help build connective tissues. The tissue which holds cells together and attaches to disc fibers via collagen type II molecules, taken from our diet. For example, collagen type II contains more than half of its dry weight in hydrated form as triple-helices of the protein collagen. This helps the disc fibers resist deformation. These proteins are extremely important to disc metabolism and water balance.
The primary cause of back pain is trauma or injury due to physical stress. Lifting heavy objects improperly, falling or slipping on ice or downstairs, spraining your back while playing sports (such as tennis), etc. And if you don’t engage in regular exercise to strengthen your spinal muscles and ligaments. You expose yourself to further injury from stress and strain on your spine. In cases where a disc has been compromised by degeneration or herniation. The location of pain may sometimes be determined by which nerve root is affected.
A chip — or “fissure” — occurs when the outer layer (annulus fibrosis) of an intervertebral disc breaks away from the inner layer (nucleus pulposus). This typically happens near the edges of the annulus where structural fibers are less dense and cells more numerous than at other locations on the annulus surface. It also occurs most frequently among individuals who engage in vigorous physical activity-such as runners–and those who perform heavy labor work with poor posture, because their discs are simply not strong enough to handle stress and strain on their bodies.
The most common cause of a ruptured disc is simple aging. The nucleus pulposus loses water as we age, making it more difficult for the annulus fibrosis to keep it contained within its bony confines. This causes pressure on nerve roots and pain symptoms over time even if you stay active. With time, weakened collagen fibers might tear under stress and create a small opening through which the nucleus pulposus can protrude. This is- a herniation or “slipped disc.”
Yes, but only to the extent that it is reversible through healthy lifestyle choices. Scientists have identified many of the mechanisms involved in disc degeneration, including loss of water content, which affects collagen fiber tensile strength and results in decreased ability to withstand stress. Other telltale signs of degenerative discs are narrowing spaces between vertebrae, thickening ligaments surrounding these joints, and increased fluid pressure due to inflammation in your spinal canal — all conditions that result from lack of adequate nutrition and hydration as we age. Get started now on good hydrating nutritional supplements and quality foods so you can maintain and regain disc health and mobility for a lifetime.
The quality of food we eat diminishes with time, and with it our ability to maintain healthy tissue hydration and nutrition. A lack of nutrient-rich foods can affect the structural integrity of discs by weakening what little fluid they contain as well as the surrounding ligaments that serve as their ‘suspension’ structure. And because aging is associated with reduced blood flow to all tissues — including discs — vital nutrients are less likely to be delivered where they’re needed most: around cells.
Water is essential for supporting cellular function. Small molecules like these can easily pass through cell membranes and into the nucleus. Where they are important for biochemical reactions that sustain life. A close look at our daily dietary requirements reveals water is not the only nutrient we need: we also require a broad spectrum of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients to remain healthy and active as we age.
Foods that help the slip disc patients
Sesame oil is rich in four main nutrients that are vital for healthy discs. First, sesame oil contains high levels of vitamin E, which acts as an antioxidant to protect cells from free radical damage and defends tissues against inflammation-related diseases such as arthritis. Second, it provides a rich source of selenium — a mineral shown to reduce the risk of degenerative disease and keep your joints and body moving easily by reducing inflammation. Third, sesame oil supplies essential fatty acids (EFA’s) in just the right proportion to support heart health among other benefits. And fourthly, it contains glutathione, a powerful amino acid that competes with destructive molecules called homocysteine that can inflict damage on structures such as bones and discs.
A deficiency in glutathione relates to the aging process. Many experts believe that as we age, our bodies don’t produce as much glutathione as it needs for healthy cell function. This problem becomes worse as nutrient-rich foods continue to disappear from our diets and free radicals reign unchecked among other modern-day stressors.
Drops Neura is a one-of-a-kind, patented formula that contains four key ingredients carefully chosen for their ability to support healthy intervertebral discs. This medicine was formulated by Vaidya Dr. Pardeep Sharma some 7 years back and eVaidyaJi Wellness is formulating this medicine with an AYUSH license.
We process the oil, 11 times with several herbs, and then finally we get this highly concentrated medicinal oil.
This high concentration is a must to reduce the dosages. This helps in ensuring the palatability of the medicines.
The media is important for Drops Neura, it should be taken with Maha Rasnadi Kashyam. Prepare the Kashayam and add 10-20 drops of Neura in the same.
Drops Neura helps in regenerating the disc tissues by hydrating the discs properly. And degenerative discs are the primary stage for all disc issues. Except for a blunt a powerful trauma, no disc ruptures all of a sudden.
Because Drops Neura works on the first step of pathology therefore it works as preventive as well as curative.
So in any condition of spinal disc problems, Drops Neura work well and it is clinically proven for more than 10 years under the supervision of Vaidya Dr. Pardeep Sharma.
