Apparently, severe pain in the lower back is rather common, affecting up to 90% of Americans at some point in their lifetime. In fact, almost 50% suffer more than one episode.

Did you know that low back pain is second only to the common cold as a reason people miss work? It's also one of the most common reasons people seek medical treatment.

Now, I could list all the symptoms, but I don't think it's necessary. From your point of view, you know that you experience extreme discomfort and at times, you suffer excruciating pain.

Do you ever wonder what is behind all the back problems you or a loved one suffers? Well, it's something called physical dysfunctions.

Here's what happens. These physical dysfunctions negatively affect your back by weakening and straining your back muscles. Of course, eventually they pull your pelvis and spine out of alignment.

Obviously, the above is very painful--and it has to be because this mis-alignment causes nerve damage.

The problem is that many sufferers never get to the cause of their back problems. Now, let's say you pull a back muscle. You probably treat it by swallowing a couple of pain relievers. Then you rest and hope the pain quickly disappears. Fortunately, the pain leaves temporarily, but unfortunately, it always comes back.

You might be pain free for a while, then one day you'll be lifting some heavy boxes, raking leaves in the yard or doing something as simple as picking an item off the floor-- and suddenly the pain is back. You're thinking--not again.

It's bedtime. You're hoping for another good night's sleep. You've slept well for several nights. However, you sadly realize your back pain just returned from a temporary vacation, because even though there are only sounds of silence outside, your back pain chatters non-stop. You shed tears of frustration and pain.

Now here's something that may very well surprise you. Two people can have the same back-condition; however one will be in excruciating pain while the other will be completely pain-free?

This doesn't sound possible, does it? However, the fact is you can have an incurable back condition and not feel any pain at all.

This is hard to figure, but it's possible your condition isn't the cause of your pain. Now you're probably thinking "How can this be."

Let's say you have a splinter embedded in your finger. Is it important how it got there or is it more important to remove it? Obviously, it's more important to get rid of it. I'm sure that's how you feel about your back condition.

Have you ever heard of Jesse Cannone? He is the co-founder of The Healthy Back Institute. Are you familiar with their MBT Muscle Balance Therapy? Well, this method succeeds where other methods utterly fail to stop the misery.

He's helped more than 50,000 people over a 15 year period find relief from the debilitating back pain that cruelly diminishes the quality of life. If you've found little or no success with other back specialists, The Healthy Back Institute is the place to turn to.

Here's something special. The institute helps people find permanent relief from the pain-even if they suffered for as long as 30 years. Now that's something to celebrate.

Jesse and The Healthy Back Institute offers you hope--and more importantly a solution for your back pain.