Designed by a physiotherapist the Buttafly offers an innovative system of self-care for the spine.

For many people, the "spine" has become synonymous with "back pain". There are several key reasons for this (and, likely, less obvious ones) but the upshot is that they have created a detrimental diversion away from any understanding of the spine as an instrument of health.

At the same time, the global burden of back pain continues to rise. Many people are suffering in silence, with no clue as to how to help themselves, and living in fear of their prognosis. 

In 2020, low back pain affected 619 million people globally. It is the single leading cause of disability worldwide.

“In working with such clients, the Buttafly Technique has proven more consistently effective than anything I used in my 30-year career as a physio. As well as providing pain relief, it gives them an invaluable sense of hope and something positive they can do for themselves, as and when they need it. Further, anecdotal evidence shows that the Technique reduces chronicity and the incidence of recurrent episodes,” says Loulou James, the designer of the Buttafly.

“In the last two decades, nearly 10,000 papers have been published on “low back pain and physical activity” alone. Yet, despite extensive research in all areas of low back pain, the prevalence of low back pain and years lived with disability has little changed, if at all.

A fresh approach is desperately needed. Together with the Buttafly, I offer a paradigm shift that is as much about a holistic approach to the assessment of back pain, and education on mind-body root cause as it is about providing sustainable and lasting solutions."

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