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iSpine Discuss Active-L disc - how is held in. in the Main forums forums; it's a foreign object and the body generally will work to surround or encapsulate foreign objects with it's ... |
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![]() it's a foreign object and the body generally will work to surround or encapsulate foreign objects with it's own means such as scar tissue, surrounding ligaments, tissue and such. I would imagine as well the sheer amount of body weight that upon discs in the lower lumbar area would help with things settling into place.
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