Take the Pressure Off Your Discs, Without Surgery. Gentle, Researched, Real Relief.
When a disc bulges or herniates, it presses on the nerve beside it, and you feel it as shooting pain, numbness, or weakness down your leg. Cox® Technic uses a specially designed table that gently, rhythmically stretches your spine. That stretch creates space, pulls the disc material back toward centre, and lifts the pressure off the pinched nerve. No sudden twisting. No surgery.

A gentle stretch that gives your disc room to heal
Cox® Technic (also called flexion-distraction) is a chiropractic technique performed on a specially engineered table. The lower half of the table slowly drops and rocks in a controlled rhythm while Dr. Angelini stabilizes your spine. This creates a pumping, decompressing motion that opens the space between your vertebrae, reduces pressure inside the disc, and lets the bulging disc material retract.
The gentle pumping motion that sets discs free
Each treatment is calm and controlled, you lie face down and simply relax while the table does the precise, rhythmic work.
Stabilize & target
Dr. Angelini identifies the exact disc level causing your symptoms and positions you precisely on the Cox® table.
Rhythmic decompression
The table's lower section drops and rocks in a slow, controlled rhythm, gently stretching and decompressing the targeted disc.
Recheck nerve signs
We re-test your leg pain, flexibility, and nerve response each visit so we can confirm the pressure is actually coming off the nerve.
The disc and nerve conditions Cox® was built for
If you've been told surgery is your only option, Cox® is often the gentle alternative worth trying first. It helps most with:
Herniated & bulging discs
Disc material pressing on a spinal nerve.
Sciatica
Sharp, shooting pain radiating from the back down the leg.
Spinal stenosis
Narrowing of the spinal canal causing leg pain when walking.
Degenerative disc
Worn, thinned discs that have lost their cushioning height.
Failed back syndrome
Persistent pain after prior back care or surgery.
Leg numbness & weakness
Nerve compression causing loss of sensation or strength.
What a Cox® decompression session feels like
This is one of the most comfortable treatments in chiropractic care, many patients nearly fall asleep on the table. Here's the flow:
Confirm the level
We check your nerve signs and pinpoint the exact disc level to target today.
Decompression
You relax face down while the table delivers a gentle, rhythmic pumping stretch to the affected disc. It feels like a soothing rocking motion.
Re-test & plan
We recheck your leg pain and flexibility to confirm improvement, then adjust your plan for next time.
A dedicated disc-decompression protocol, backed by data
Not every clinic offers Cox®, and fewer run it as a structured protocol. We combine the table with objective nerve scanning so we know, with numbers, that the pressure is actually coming off your nerve.
Nerve-scan verified
We track nerve function with real data, not just how you feel on a given day.
Surgery-first alternative
A researched, conservative option to try before considering spine surgery.
Gentle by design
No cracking, no twisting, ideal for people nervous about traditional adjustments.
When the table does what surgery was supposed to
Cox® has some of the strongest research in chiropractic for disc conditions. Here's what a typical care plan delivers:
"Two specialists said surgery. Dr. Angelini started me on the Cox table and nerve scans, and within four weeks the shooting pain down my leg was completely gone. I'm back to walking, working, and golf."
Cox® Decompression: Your Questions Answered
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