Inversion therapy
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Inversion therapyI've decided to buy an inversion table to help stretch my dodgy back. Will give updates on benefits.
That's what a fool does. I'm invincible, I'm paying money ... uh ... The girl's happy, she's got no money, I got my rocks off. How good is this?
Re: Inversion therapyfunnily enough, I just bought an inversion table for my dodgy back. after only 4 days I'm at full inversion and reaping benefits. highly recommend it. cost $165.12 delivered. interested to hear how you find it. I bought it due to compressed L5/S1 disc with annular tear impacting my spinal cord (caused by being hit by a car). the resultant injury causing sensation deprivation on the left leg. the inversion table is helping nicely so far along with other physio. Life is not about waiting for the rain to pass.....it's about learning to dance (or ride) in the rain.
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Re: Inversion therapyWaiting to see how this goes for you as well.
Looks as if I might have a bulge in L5/S1. @Oxford - where did you get the table from? What is the quality like? Also what sort of doctor did you visit to diagnose you disc issue? Thanks
Re: Inversion therapysaw a neuro surgeon and a spinal surgeon. MRI of the lumber region highlighted the annular tear which explained the left leg deprivation of sensation I was experiencing. got the table from this website: http://soldsmart.com.au/Workout-Fitness ... le-Machine delivery was $20.17 based on post code. ordered Sunday, arrived Thursday which is not bad considering it was the week before Xmas. quality is very good IMO, the unit comes apart into two sections (table and A-frame) and can be stored flat if required. it was very simple to put together and all tools required are supplied. The only issue I has was the support strap didn't function correctly, but a twist with the pliers got it working perfectly. but once you start going to full inversion the support strap is redundant anyway. Life is not about waiting for the rain to pass.....it's about learning to dance (or ride) in the rain.
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Re: Inversion therapyPurchased inversion machine from E bay.. wanted one years ago.. have had a dodgy back for years.. past 6 months right hand side of body and lower legs twitching and shaking... 2 weeks on inversion machine helping and feel 2 inches taller.. had to be rescued by son after fully inverted and unable to get back up... Inversion therapy does work
Re: Inversion therapyThat would of been funny to see........well for your son.
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