1. Vertical pulling: In the past, traction was typically performed horizontally. After completing traction in the hospital, patients had to home standing up. Under the body's weight, the recently decompressed vertebral space would revert to its previously compressed state, significantly reducing the effectiveness. Vertical traction overcomes all the drawbacks of traditional hospital traction. Traction can now be done while walking. 2. Hormone pain relief: Lumbar traction reduces muscle fatigue and swelling, redistributes spinal weight, and helps immediately and permanently relieve herniated discs, sciatica, and other back pains without the need for surgery or medication. 3. Protect your wider waist: Designed based on ergonomic principles, the belt follows an inverted Cshape to match the natural Ccurve of the human body, forming an Oshape with the waist to provide strong support. The design accounts for the average waist length of approximately 13 cm. After inflation, the waist circumference expands to about 20 cm, enabling powerful traction. 4. Lumbar decompression: Reduces pressure around the lumbar area through traction, allowing the damaged lumbar fibrous ring to rest. Stretches and relaxes tight lower back muscles, alleviating pain caused by degenerative discs, lumbar hyperlordosis, prolonged driving or sitting, scoliosis, and conditions common among anesthesiologists, among others.