DRX9000 Spinal Decompression

DRX900 News:

TAMPA, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Axiom Worldwide has received numerous inquiries regarding professional golfer Frank Nobilo’s return to the PGA Tour. Mr. Nobilo left the tour in 2003 because of serious back problems. On October 9, 2007, the Associated Press reported that he was making a comeback and had registered for the PGA Tour’s qualifying school. The report also went on to state that Mr. Nobilo was expected to play in this year’s New Zealand Open. The inquiries to Axiom Worldwide are in response to Frank Nobilo’s video testimonial regarding his treatment on the DRX9000™; specifically the teaser that he may play professionally again one day.

The above press release came from the October 13th Business Wire. See this link for the full story:

https://axiomworldwide.com/PressReleaseDetails.aspx?id=32

• DRX9000 reviews can be found on a number of sites. One site that seems to get a lot of DRX9000 commentary from everyday people is http://www.heelspurs.com. Both good and bad comments.

  Go to the site and in the search tab type in either “DRX9000″ or “DRX9000 reviews” to get some feedback from actual users. Be sure to select the Message Boards and Database search option.
  
   

• This site also has a smaller forum with people — mostly negatively — discussing the DRX9000: http://www.rebuildyourback.com/. The site owner is not a big fan of the DRX9000 machine. The forum does have a few positive experiences from users, though.
  
   
• A very skeptical DRX9000 comment here:
  http://www.livescience.com.
  
   
• Another DRX9000 general forum here:
  http://www.healthboards.com/boards/search.php?searchid=3893581

  It’s also has a lot of forum messages on back pain, VAX-D, sciatic pain, disc pain, etc.
  
   

Here’s a DRX9000 article excerpt from last April 2007 that I found on the World Chiropractic Alliance site.

Board complaints target ads, not effectiveness of spinal decompression device
Axiom Worldwide, USA, has revised its advertising and marketing campaign in response to various issues raised in the spinal decompression industry. It has been reported that several state chiropractic boards have been investigating what they say are unfounded advertising claims made by doctors using the company’s DRX9000 device.

Axiom indicates it has taken steps to provide its doctors with advertising that avoids these issues to allow doctors to concentrate on treating their patients without having to get involved with the resolution of the issues raised regarding the older advertising.

While some of the marketing language may change, Axiom stands by its assertion that the DRX9000 spinal decompression system is an effective and valuable therapeutic device supported by numerous studies and real‑life clinical experiences.

Visit http://www.worldchiropracticalliance.org/tcj/2007/apr/c.htm for the full article.