Age is not a factor with Reflex Therapy, other than that the handset is designed to span the adult spine and is too large for small children. Generally speaking, mechanical problems of the spine do not plague youngsters, though in special cases, it has been used in a modified manner to correct a problem gently […]
No it is not! though it does incorporate some elements of massage. We have reports of some claiming that the Theraflex System is just a mechanized type of massage but those who suggest this have no first-hand experience with the System and have been misinformed.
Yes, depending on the degree of osteoporosis. Again, each case must be evaluated.
Yes there are a few contra-indications but if there is any doubt, one’s physician should be consulted. Since few American physicians are yet familiar with Reflex Therapy, one should ascertain whether or not one can tolerate something like a vigorous 20 minute massage, lying prone, in which some brief pressure is applied to the spine.
Reflex Therapy treats multiple mechanical problems, gently and uniformly. In fact, if one only feels minor restrictions, a few sessions can restore much of one’s youthful mobility. In our society we are led to believe that stiffness and back pain are inevitable. While there is a certain amount of attrition to the spine and indeed, […]
Usually it is pain that lasts more than 6 months after the original injury.
Mechanical problems of the spine are those that pertain to the muscles and skeleton or the musculo-skeletal system, usually caused by an accident or work injuries but sometimes from the everyday attrition of life and the work we perform. These problems cause pain and restricted motion that plague most chronic back pain sufferers. Even a […]
It has been practiced in England for 19 years and is also in Spain, France, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, South Africa, Lebanon and New Zealand.
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