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Alexander Technique lessons benefit low back pain sufferers

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by DPS

Clinical trial results published in the British Medical Journal show that Alexander Technique lessons provide long term benefit to chronic low back pain sufferers. 
 
The trial results show that 24 one-on-one lessons in the Alexander Technique led to important improvements in function, quality of life, and reduction of days in pain for the patients.

Following 24 Alexander Technique lessons the average number of activities limited by back pain had fallen by 42%.

The number of days in pain was only three per month compared with 21 days in pain in the control group, one year after the trial started.

This trial is one of the few major studies to show significant long term benefits for patients with chronic non specific low back pain.

Of all the approaches tested, 24 Alexander Technique lessons, at least half taken within the first three months of the trial, proved to be the most beneficial.

 

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