Re: Donna - lose the hbot

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Ummmm! I dont know if this does same as HBOT? Let me know as I cant

afford 60quid a dive for ds when he is ready.

Also isnt glutamine (or glutamate) not to good for some ASD people?

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> > interesting. I've never heard of this, has anyone?

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> > I cannot imagine a kid agreeing to do this though.

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> > natasa x

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> > " How my world turned upside down - Inversion Tables in the world

of

> > HBO by Donna

> >

> > I lived 35 years with two primary immune deficiencies and their

> > impact on blood health and circulation before overcoming them

(which

> > I wrote of in the book Everyday Heaven). I'm now in my 40s and

> > although my immune deficiencies are in remission, I still nurse a

> > genetic tendency to systemic inflammation which I tend to manage

with

> > L-Glutamine. Translated, I'm more susceptible to arthritic issues

> > and joint trouble than many people and I still regularly get

things

> > like edema (which I also manage with Dandelion coffee).

> >

> > Anyway, I had been on an inversion table, which literally straps

you

> > in and turns you upside down, in my 20s and this stretches out the

> > spine which feels really good but it also sends blood flow to the

> > brain and gets stagnant blood pooling flowing healthily.

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> > So now in my 40s, I bought one on the cheap.

> >

> > Tipping myself back up, my body tingles as the blood flows back

the

> > other way then back I go, upside down just by raising my arms

over my

> > head like a one person see-saw, and the blood flows the other way

> > back to my brain again. It's like being a human milk shake ;-)

> >

> > With the megabucks families are paying for time in hyperbaric

oxygen

> > chambers (around $100-$200 per TREATMENT!) and with their makers

and

> > hirers reaping in that money which families need for the rest of

> > their daily living, I got my blood oxygen happy with a cheapo

> > inversion table from good ol' Ebay for $73 bucks (they often go

for

> > over $200 but I got lucky). The inversion table involves no

> > claustrophobia as you're not zipped into a coffin-like baloon

> > capsule. In fact I feel rather like a bat or an astronaut hanging

> > upside down and I'm able to completely control it myself just by

> > raising and lowering my arms to shift the see-saw like balance.

> >

> > You can check out inversion tables at some chiropractic clinics

> > before you decide to buy one. They're not for everyone, but

they're

> > surely cheaper than HBO treatment. "

> >

> > Donna

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> > http://www.donnawilliams.net

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