Dynamic Chiropractic June 5, 1995, Volume 13, Issue 12

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I.Q. -- Interesting Quote Pharmacological Adjustments? Consider the following quote from the publication Drug Therapy: "The combination of cyclobenzaprine (flexoril, a muscle relaxant) and naproxen (an NSAID) was better than naproxen alone in reducing objective muscle spasm and tenderness and increasing motion of the lumbosacral spine."1 (emphasis added) A question that the author fails to ask is, "What about the cause?" Reference 1. Borenstein D. Medical therapy of low back pain. Drug Therapy 22(10):93-102, 1992

Dynamic Chiropractic June 5, 1995, Volume 13, Issue 12

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