Many symptoms of functional debilitation mimic that of Degenerative Disc Disease. The challenge is determining the difference. Physicians find DBC Health very useful to help separate patients who only have debilitation from being categorized into the vague and perceptively more serious category of "Degenerative Disc Disease". Leading physicians who use DBC find that over 85 percent of those who have previously been, or about to be, labeled with DDD are helped through DBC, or merely had back pain symptoms also associated with Degenerative Disc Disease. Even most with actual DDD improve function, reduce pain and reduce its effects. DBC objectively quantifies spinal function and adaptation rates to identify positive response which would indicate debilitation versus irreversible disease. This is not to say that failure in other programs not proven to be effective, should be used as an indicator of the severity of a specific patient. On the contrary, the predictable lack of outcomes of providers are too often blamed on the severity of the disease or willingness of the patient.

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