Re: opinions sought``Ivan

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Hi Ivan,

Well mine works like a preasure pump~( I know there are different

kinds )

I usually pump mine up till it feels confortable but not tight~~around 20

some

pounds. Mine will go up to alittle past 40. but the physical Therapist

told me

no one should ever use 40 or over. I can feel a relief on the disc

pretty fast with

it as I get alot of pitched nerves. I hope this helps~~~Good Luck to

you!

Donna

In a message dated 12/20/08 8:52:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, darkrabbit2003

@ writes:

> Hiya,

> I have one and notice that even that can set off the headaches. How many

> pounds of pressure do you use? Maybe thats the key. Thanks. ij

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> From: MysticMaidenxx@... <MysticMaidenxx@...>

> Subject: Re: opinions sought

> spinal problems

> Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 8:31 PM

>

> Hi Ivan,

> I have a cervical traction unit at home that works wonders, I

> to

> was experiencing migraines aand now I only get them once in awhile. Has

> your doctor or PT ever suggested you get one? Donna

>

> In a message dated 12/20/08 7:37:16 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> darkrabbit2003 writes:

>

> >Howdee all,

> >When I do my cervical exercises quite frequently I get headaches from the

> >bowels of hell.

> >If i I don't do them, I get tingling in my lower arms and hands, Anyone

> >else experience this? Any thoughts? Some of my discs are quite flat in my

> neck

> >but the surgeon said too soon for an operation. I'm sure he's talking

> fusion,

> >which I don't want.

> >Thank you.

> >

> >ivan

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