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Nearly 85% of the


population will experience lower back pain at some point in their lives.


In fact, if you are younger than 45, it is the leading cause for loss of time at work and limitations on your activity. You would find it a difficult task to locate a co-worker, friend, or family member who can say he has never felt pain in his lower back. The statistics are staggering and lower back pain is now the fifth most common reason for physician visits in the United States.


Now let’s think about this from the corporate or business owner’s viewpoint. If you are a CEO, risk manager, safety director, or human resource director you know that most businesses are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance. You also know it consumes a very large part of your expenses and the cost is based on many factors that include the number of employees doing high-risk jobs, the type of industry, and a third factor which you can actually influence in a positive way – the steps you are taking to ensure a safer work place, fewer severe injuries, and quicker return to the workplace when an injury occurs. For companies that are proactive in this area, the savings in workers’ compensation insurance costs and the resulting increase to the bottom line are substantial. For a small business owner one claim for a lower back injury can be financially devastating. As a CEO or business owner this subject is critical to your success. Your solution to these excessive costs for your business begins with the story of the development and success of the LifeBack®


Lower Lumbar Support.


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