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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / April 2005The T intermittency seems to have been broken
Ever since I used the following simple device, my t intermittency seems to have been broken. Now, if i could resist napping, i would oftentimes end up with a complete quiet week. http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm FP It is all a load of Chinese to me - not my language, I'm afraid :( Ben Ever since I used the following simple device, my t intermittency seems to have been broken. Now, if i could resist napping, i would oftentimes end up with a complete quiet week. http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm FP You could see the pictures. Can't you? Pictures are universal. No? No - like Elly was it, just question marks - eg?????? Ben > You could see the pictures. Can't you? Pictures are universal. No? What device? Please let me know. The link doesn´t work for me.... Regards, Anders Ever since I used the following simple device, my t intermittency seems to have been broken. Now, if i could resist napping, i would oftentimes end up with a complete quiet week. http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm FP Well, it works sort of.... But all I see is a page full of question marks ???????????????????????? What does it mean Francis? Elly's Tinnitus Resources http://eebee.net/ >What device? Please let me know. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >FP Hi everyone, Here is what the link says: Cervical Vertebra Machine Series The cervical vertebra good recovery instrument is a medical instrument used for pulling,fixing and massaging the nape,It can prevent and treat various kinds of cervical vertebra diseases such as bone hyperplasia,fracture misplacement coxal projecting of the cervical vertebra. This product has the functions of relaxing tiredness,strengthening muscle powers,enlarging space of cervical vertebra,modifying the positions of cervical vertebra,making vertebra artery unimpeded and increasing volumn of running blood in the brain etc It looks like it pumps up with air and stretches your neck. This is really helping you? I may make one and go stretch my neck. Does this thing vibrate too? Thanks Fpoon Athena > Well, it works sort of.... > But all I see is a page full of question marks [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > >FP > Hi everyone, > Here is what the link says: [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > really helping you? > I may make one and go stretch my neck. Does this thing vibrate too? No, it does not vibrate. As you pump air, your vertebra gets stretched. It has helped me reduce the t intermittency. You have to try it for a month before the effect becomes tangible. The theory behind is that in many cases the cause of tinnitus comes from a compressed spine or cluster of tension built up in the neck FP > Thanks Fpoon > Athena [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > > > > >FP > Hi everyone, > Here is what the link says: [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > really helping you? > I may make one and go stretch my neck. Does this thing vibrate too? No, it does not vibrate. As you pump air, your vertebra gets stretched. It has helped me reduce the t intermittency. You have to try it for a month before the effect becomes tangible. The theory behind is that in many cases the cause of tinnitus comes from a compressed spine or cluster of tension built up in the neck FP > Thanks Fpoon > Athena [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > > > > >FP Try this again: http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm > http://www.cnyiliao.net/chanbin.htm Looks most interesting... Anything that can support the neck in bearing the weight of my head would be most relaxing I think. Is there a price stated? Steve I bought it for Can$50 in Vancouver but i think you would pay much less than that online. |
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