Hi Frank,
Thanks for the info. I looked up the Inversion Table. That is kind of
neat. I know it would not be for me. I get light-headed just looking at the
picture. Glad it works for you though.
Heather in Calgary
P.S.
Did you check out this site Frank and if so have you heard of it? I've got
a call in to my Physiatrist and am hoping to be able to try this out to see
if it will help with my foot drop. http://www.walkaide.com/index.html
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I'd be so light-headed after hanging upside down I'd have to lay down the
rest of the day. Are you harnessed in or what? How the heck do you hang
upside down??
I get in this "Tilt machine", close an ankle lock around my ankles (foam
lined steel; then I raise my arms to my chest and my body tilts back, then
I raise my arms to my neck and I rotate upside down. When I waant get
off, I just lower my hands to waist level.
Try googling Tilt or inversion machine??
F
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