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Why You Shouldn't Become Dependent on Wearing a Back Brace

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Back braces can be beneficial for acute injuries like a disc herniation, back strain, and sprain. They are less beneficial for spinal misalignments and for chronic use. Long term use of back braces can weaken your spinal muscles and make you more prone to future back injuries.
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