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seems there are 2 ppl who have left reviews and are willing to answer questions about the system, in the feedback/review area
I hope this helps for me it remind me of those hospital compression things for blood clots..I personally not a fan but it could be helpful, if money is part of reason to hold back, perhaps see if the shots help you 1st
good luck
tori
My father can tolerate for short periods on the lowest settings. He does feel more " energized " whatever that means.
My Mother has restless leg, swelling and pain. She too uses it on the lowest settings and has diminished the pain/swelling. They did not get theirs on Amazon.
Go slow and be patient is my Father's advice.
Good luck!
Joanne
I'm getting nervous about my first ever trigger point injections this week, hoping they help and that she can cover a lot of area with them for me.
I did see the reviews on Amazon, thanks! I also came across several web forums where pro and semi pro athletes were talking about these systems. Apparently they use a much spender version of this system to help recover faster from workouts!
Joanne - glad it works for your parents - I love the idea of being more energized! I have fibro and the fatigue sucks. I can see how it might burst energy since it promotes better blood circulation. The descriptions I was reading on this system said that for people who are immobile it actually simulates the effects of exercise and can even reduce cellulite and tummy fat!!! Triple bonus LOL!
Darn sorry for your pain and hope the trigger point injections along with the air compressor brings you some much needed relief.
Much support,
Toni