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Version 1.0.24 · 2026-01-06
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The store currently lists version 1.0.24, updated 2026-01-06.








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Stop back pain and stiffness – regain control of your back!
AudioFysio Lower Back Pain App is an exercise app for back complaints such as sciatica, herniated disc, osteoarthritis, lumbago, or when you’ve “thrown out” your back. You’ll also notice quick improvement with morning stiffness.
With AudioFysio, you exercise comfortably, easily, and effectively at home. Follow step-by-step guided sessions with professional audio coaching, accompanied by calming music.
Why AudioFysio?
- Less back pain and stiffness
- Helps relieve blockages in your SI joint
- Includes L4 L5 disc exercises
- Greater flexibility and freedom of movement
- A stronger back and more energy
- Recommended by physiotherapists and (general) practitioners
- 100,000+ users quickly experienced less pain and more flexibility
What can you expect?…
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