Sarah_Jane
Well-Known Member
It is not just horses and humans. Here is Smartie using it to help with healing a major wound that required surgery.
Off to look at that as toying with the idea of trying it.
Is that roughly what they usually go for secondhand?
I believe that lolo on here wants to sell one.
I've used it several times on myself, but not for anything major, pain wise. I've never had any symptoms such as you describe. To be quite honest it doesn't feel as if its doing anything, but it has relieved knee pain and muscle spasm in a couple of days. I've never needed to use it longer than that. Maybe your blood pressure is a bit low??Hello.
So. Larry (crushed lumbosacral joint and torn left hind suspensory - has been on field rest for 6 months, having injured himself at the beginning of November last year) and I are both on day 3 of the Arc. So far, nothing untowards with Larry. I have composed a lengthy email to Ian to ascertain the programmes, but am feeling a bit guilty about asking having turned down his previous offer to assist (nothing untowards; I just wasn't sure what was going on between AHT and my insurance, and felt I couldn't guarantee that I'd be able to cover another hospital stay). So in the meantime I have started him on 1++ 2++ as per the manual, with the intention of continuing for a couple of weeks.
Given that I have blooming awful lower back pain due, the osteopath thinks, largely to compression in my spine and too long sitting at a desk on the wrong-sized chair, I thought I'd have a go with it, too.
Tell me, please, those of you who have used it on yourselves, did you feel dreadful for a couple of days? I keep getting vertigo (or at least a sensation of leaving my brain behind when I turn my head on occasion) and I don't know if it's that or something more sinister. Am off to the GP first thing on Monday, but wondered if it was coincidence. I tend to feel like that before coming down with something (I'm told that might be a dodgy thyroid and coming up to 'that' time of life) but I've just read somewhere that 'flu-like symptoms are a side-effect of microcurrent technology.
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