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If you answer yes to any of the conditions below, it is quite probable that you may be able to use Air Neck Traction to help.
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Order Air Neck TractionWhen partially inflated, the Air Neck Traction works like a neck support. Inflate it further and it will elongate to support the weight of the head (about 10 pounds) which allows the neck muscles to relax. Additional inflating will provide a traction effect, stretching the neck and shoulder muscles, while relieving pressure from irritated disc and joints. The level of inflation is adjustable allowing just the right amount of traction for you. No electrical cords, batteries, weights, straps or annoying chemicals. Air Neck Traction is portable, safe, easy to use and effective. Using Air Neck Traction, you will feel a gentle stretching of your neck and your shoulders being pushed downwards as your head becomes completely supported. Many users report relief of neck pain, headaches, shoulder tension and even arm and hand pain or numbness associated with nerve and blood vessel compression. It is not for everyone and you should consult your doctor if your not sure. Results vary, everyone is different. You should note that the idea behind the air neck traction device is to proceed gently. You should not put it on and pump it up as far as it will go or see how much you can take. Begin gently and gradually progress to higher traction levels over a period of time. Benefits are gained with low levels of traction to mobilize the joints and muscles. We have many variations of neck traction devices. From inexpensive units to professional level devices. Please visit Neck Traction Solutions to see all the different models. You are sure to find one for you or your patient. |
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