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Inversion therapy

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Hello dan I hear that hanging upside down using an inversion table is very good for back problems,I have slight scoliosis and bulging discs also limited rotation in my thoracic.
By ryan hartley – 4 months ago

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Hi Ryan,

I believe this does work for some people but I can't find any proper published science on this specific therapy for scoliosis.
Mark Gilbert
Nutritionist and Supplement Specialist
4 months ago
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Hi Ryan,

I believe this does work for some people but I can't find any proper published science on this specific therapy for scoliosis.
Mark Gilbert
Nutritionist and Supplement Specialist
4 months ago

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