Re: [lowdosenaltrexone] Re: Inclined Bed Therapy

[Guest guest]

hi carolyn - very interesting

 

i have an orthopedic bed that raises/lowers/inclines[up or down]

 

last 2 weeks in i have raised/inclined up 6 inchs and have never slept so well,

at least 7 hours continual sleep compared to 2 hours sleep/wake routine, when i

settle down i raise the top 6 inchs, lucky there is a board at the end to stop

body downward movement

 

regards peter

 

Inclined bed therapy is used for a number of ailments.  According to

Fletcher (who discovered the therapy), " Conditions this therapy has helped

include: Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, spinal cord

injury, short term memory loss, heart conditions, blood pressure, respiratory

problems, psoriasis, thrombosis, varicose veins, oedema, optic nerve damage,

bladder infections, scoliosis of the spine, leg ulcer, gangrene, even completely

restoring sight in supposedly irreversible optic nerve damage caused through

long term progressive ms. " I use it for back pain associated with multiple

sclerosis, and to improve circulation due to my vascular stenosis (CCSVI).  I

haven't really benefited from using it, but my husband has less severe sleep

apnea. This link explains inclined bed therapy: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/

805968/inclined_bed_therapy/

This is the site I ordered my frame from: http://www.thesleepshop.com/

store/pc/Beds-Up-Bed- Elevating-Insert-2p548.htm