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Ground-Breaking, Drug-Free, and Clinically Tested BackVive Patch Offers Long-Lasting Relief to Chronic Back Pain Sufferers

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Ground-Breaking, Drug-Free, and Clinically Tested BackVive Patch Offers Long-Lasting Relief to Chronic Back Pain Sufferers
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Ground-Breaking, Drug-Free, and Clinically Tested BackVive Patch Offers Long-Lasting Relief to Chronic Back Pain Sufferers

2024-04-23 23:30 Last Updated At:23:41

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 23, 2024--

Chronic back pain frustrates tens of millions of Americans who have struggled to find relief for their unrelenting pain. Treatments from healthcare providers include surgery, spinal steroid injections, physical therapy and chiropractic care, but are only effective in a minority of people. This leaves most of them having to suffer with ongoing and often life-long pain. Chronic back pain is responsible for a staggering 200-billion-dollars in costs each year in the U.S. It is the leading cause of disability, restricting daily activities, and associated with poor quality of life. At its worst, chronic back pain can be life threatening as desperate sufferers turn to addictive and deadly narcotics to relieve their unrelenting pain, sometimes contemplating suicide as a result of pain-related anxiety and depression.

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A new drug-free and convenient non-prescription over-the-counter (OTC) option – BackVive – is now available for people to treat their chronic back pain. The product was co-developed by renowned MD and successful medical entrepreneur, Dr. Ron Berenson, who has introduced several innovative healthcare products, and an orthopedic surgeon. The device is a simple adhesive patch that incorporates an array of tiny micro-points that act to relieve pain. In a clinical study, BackVive demonstrated significant pain relief in more than 90% of all participants, with some patients experiencing almost complete resolution of their pain. Additionally, the pain relief lasted for a week in most of the cases with only a single application of BackVive. This compares to the few hours of pain relief that occurs with use of a broad range of other non-prescription products, including medicated patches, ointments, gels, hot/cold remedies, and over-the-counter pills.

Similar to acupuncture, BackVive contains elements that penetrate the skin to treat pain. For BackVive, this is achieved with tiny micro-points that only reach the top skin layer making it virtually painless. In contrast, acupuncture requires long needles that penetrate deep into tissues and are painful. BackVive’s patch design makes it convenient and easy to apply like other patches. This is in contrast to acupuncture which requires a trained practitioner.

Rather than using drugs or chemicals, BackVive relies only on mechanical pressure to relieve pain. The short length of BackVive’s micro-points proves ideal as they only reach the skin’s top layer where there are specialized receptors that block pain. Upon applying BackVive, the micro-points target and generate pressure in this area which activates the receptors, turning off pain signals from nerves and preventing them from reaching the brain.

Dr. Ron Berenson comments: “There is a great need to address the debilitating impact of chronic back pain with a safer and more convenient OTC option. As a physician and chronic back pain sufferer myself, I have found BackVive to be a reliable, effective, and convenient way to treat my pain at home.”

Numerous physicians have also reported on the effectiveness of BackVive. Laura Audell, MD, a leading California-based pain medicine specialist at a major medical center for more than 30 years, sings its praises : “I have been using BackVive along with a healthy lifestyle to effectively treat my chronic musculoskeletal pain.”

A package of BackVive containing 2 patches can be purchased for $49 on the BackVive website: www.backvive.com, and will soon be available for purchase on Amazon.

About BackVive

BackVive was invented by the Seattle-based healthcare products company, KitoTech Medical. Its founder and CEO, Ron Berenson, MD, is a Stanford and Yale trained serial entrepreneur who has developed several ground-breaking medical products. KitoTech develops and markets patented healthcare products using its innovative micro-point technology. The company’s first product, microMend ®, designed for closing wounds, and now BackVive demonstrate KitoTech’s commitment to finding innovative solutions to address unmet needs for common healthcare problems. Find more information at BackVive.

New drug-free BackVive patch offers long-lasting relief to the tens of millions of Americans suffering from chronic back pain. Similar to acupuncture, BackVive micro-points penetrate the skin, turning off pain signals from nerves and preventing them from reaching the brain. The BackVive patch is convenient, clinically tested, virtually painless, and provides long-lasting relief. Available now for $49 for two patches. (Photo: Business Wire)

New drug-free BackVive patch offers long-lasting relief to the tens of millions of Americans suffering from chronic back pain. Similar to acupuncture, BackVive micro-points penetrate the skin, turning off pain signals from nerves and preventing them from reaching the brain. The BackVive patch is convenient, clinically tested, virtually painless, and provides long-lasting relief. Available now for $49 for two patches. (Photo: Business Wire)

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A look at the coaches who have led teams with LeBron James on the roster.

2024-05-04 05:56 Last Updated At:06:00

A look at the coaches who have led teams with LeBron James on the roster. The Los Angeles Lakers fired coach Darvin Ham on Friday:

—Paul Silas (2003-05): He was James' first coach in the 2003-04 season and helped the first-year player win the NBA Rookie of the Year award. But Silas was let go 64 games into the 2005 season with the Cavaliers at 34-30.

—Brendan Malone (2005): He became interim coach after Silas was dismissed and went 8-10 with the team to miss out on the NBA playoffs.

—Mike Brown (2005-10): He led the Cavaliers to the playoffs in all five seasons with James on the roster, making it to the NBA Finals in their second season together in 2006-07. James was named NBA MVP in his final two seasons with Brown as coach. Brown was let go before James' pending free agency in the summer of 2010.

—Erik Spoelstra (2010-14): He led the Heat to the NBA Finals all four seasons coaching James, winning it all in 2012 and 2013. James won NBA MVP in both those seasons.

—David Blatt (2014-16): Blatt coached James in his return to Cleveland, losing in the NBA Finals to Golden State. Blatt was fired the next season with the team at 30-11. Then-GM David Griffin said at the time: “What I see is that we need to build a collective spirit, a strength of spirit, a collective will.”

—Tyronn Lue (2016-18): Lue was promoted to take over for Blatt, and he led the Cavaliers to the 2016 NBA title over the Warriors. Lue and James made two more trips to the Finals before James opted for free agency and ended his second term with Cleveland.

—Luke Walton (2018-19): James was slowed by injuries and the Lakers missed the playoffs for the first time since the 2004-05 season at 37-45. Walton and the Lakers mutually agreed to part ways after the season.

—Frank Vogel (2019-22): Vogel and James had the Lakers at 49-14 and on top in the Western Conference before COVID-19 shut down the league. When games restarted, Los Angeles won the NBA championship. The team could not duplicate its success in Vogel's final two years, advancing as a play-in team in 2021 and missing the playoffs in 2022. Vogel was fired after that season.

—Darvin Ham (2022-24): Ham and the Lakers started slowly in the first of two seasons together, before rallying as a seventh seed in the playoffs to reach the Western Conference finals. This past season, Los Angeles was knocked out in the opening round by defending champion Denver. The team announced Ham's firing Friday. “While this was a difficult decision to make, it is the best course of action following a full review of the season,” GM Rob Pelinka said in a statement.

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Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham, left, argues for a call with referee Kevin Scott, front right, in the first half of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series against the Denver Nuggets, Monday, April 29, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham, left, argues for a call with referee Kevin Scott, front right, in the first half of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series against the Denver Nuggets, Monday, April 29, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James reacts as time runs out in the second half of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series against the Denver Nuggets Monday, April 29, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James reacts as time runs out in the second half of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series against the Denver Nuggets Monday, April 29, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

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