In his book, Sergey Mikhailovich Bubnovsky offers an unconventional approach to the problem of osteochondrosis, analyzing it on a deeper level than is customary in traditional medicine. His conclusions, based on many years of experience, may seem unexpected—even shocking. What hidden dangers do seemingly minor back pains bring with them, and what should you pay attention to? How necessary are surgical interventions for osteochondrosis? What does it mean to breathe correctly? Should you take medications endlessly, or is it better to restore health by refusing them? The book answers these questions, rejecting corsets, pills, injections, and other methods that harm the muscles. Instead, it proposes choosing health, work, patience, and cleansing.