Do they actually help with your neck and back pain?!
Inversion table -- anyone own one?
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 anana12 |
Inversion table -- anyone own one? |
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Posts: 881 (06/06/2008 8:27 AM) |
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Just Not That Into Yuku |
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Posts: 3402 (06/06/2008 8:57 AM) Best Username '08 |
no.
but i didn't have any real pain to begin with. some people say they do work though...and provide relief, at least temporarily. |
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Just Not That Into Yuku |
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Posts: 3403 (06/06/2008 9:00 AM) Best Username '08 |
btw, i have the "Life Gear" model.
and the way it hooks to your ankles is kind of uncomfortable (which limits your time). anyway, i've never really got the adjustment right. 
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anana12 |
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Posts: 883 (06/06/2008 9:01 AM) |
My neck and shoulders are always stiff from being infront of a computer for 6 hours a day during work, I was hoping this would help. I saw it on an infomerical
last night and it seems like you could atleast get a really good stretch from using it.
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Posts: 884 (06/06/2008 9:09 AM) |
Just Not That Into Yuku wrote: Yeah, I figured it would be really uncomfortable for your ankles. Thanks for your input, I'll save my money for a few visits to the chiropractor instead. |
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Just Not That Into Yuku |
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Posts: 3413 (06/06/2008 10:15 AM) Best Username '08 |
I've never had a chiro work for me, either.
And one guy acutally did his best to hurt me...or pretty damn near! 
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Just Not That Into Yuku |
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Posts: 3414 (06/06/2008 10:16 AM) Best Username '08 |
have you tried something "stretchy" like maybe yoga or Pilates?
something to pull and extend your muscles against the force of gravity? |
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