Is there any benefit for your neck?
1249124
My husband uses this for his back. He said it really doesn't do much for his neck at all but mainly works on his mid to lower back area. When you are inverted, that is where most of pulling pressure will be, with less as you travel to the head. It has done wonders to his back & he uses it at least once per day. It actually will lower his blood pressure after using it. I hope that answers your question.
1249125
I don't have the teeter inversion table, I have a cheapie one but it has really helped my neck. I have cervical dystonia, a bone spur, degenerate disc disease andosteoarthritis and it has helped me more than anything.
1249126
I bought it for my daughter who has a lower back problem. She used it for a while until her doctor did an MRI. She got some relief. She will have a confirming MRI next week and if it shows further deterioration, a neurosurgeon will do back surgery. We followed a therapist's recommendation and now the next action is up to the doctor. It is idle for now.
1249127
The girlfriend that the Teeter was purchased for advises, Yes it helps her.
1249128
I think so. It helps me in general. my problem is more my lower back. But from time to time I wake up with my arms "asleep" and hanging the next morning usually takes care of it. ( not a strict neck problem)
1249129
I don't believe so. The stretch you get is more helpful for lower back pain.
1838794
NO. As you can see from my previous post it did NOT make my neck tioghten up AT ALL.
101275
No, sorry I have only used the Real-Ease neck & shoulder Relaxer. It works very well for me.
1301885
I suppose all pain is different for individuals, but for me neck pain often stems from computer work... I guess it starts in shoulders and upper back and moves up into neck. As this product really seems to relieve tension in upper back and shoulders, I say Yes it does. The neck pillow seems a bit too thick to me, and I often do not use it in conjunction with the mat. I really like doing the 'dead bug' yoga pose on the mat, but I should say that I prefer wearing a T shirt while using the mat.
1836333
The weight distribution is better if it is at the waist. It doesn't dig into my neck as much. However you're gonna flip it around as you're using it anyway.
2169605
I have noticed that the days I take it my neck doesn't hurt. I think that is likely due to its good at being an anti-inflammatory.
1686111
It helps to stretch tight muscles in the neck and shoulder area. I first use a heating pad to warm the muscles, then use the traction. Yes, it's helped me.
1542194
I have tried it everyway possible, but I think it works better if you put the L shape behind your head to support the back of your neck.
449879
I don't know if it helps with skin sagging around the neck. I used iton a huge scar on my abdomen. Sorry I'm no help.
1867966
Absolutely try it. Also remember that a lot of neck pain can actually just be shoulder pain referred to the neck. So if you have chronic neck pain, I'd suggest trying some exercises to get rid of it - "Bulletproof Your Shoulder is one good resource for shoulder exercises. Good luck!
1729075
OK for neck, but I would recommend Goldfaden neck product. Watch for it on sale on MY Habit; it will be about 1/2 price. l
600855
Only for the neck. It's very easy to use to stretch and decompress your neck.
23748
No.. It just has a cooling effect.. I love my new pillow! It's the best one I ever had, by far.. I use to wake up at night with my neck hurting and that seldom ever happens anymore! The pillow is worth every cent!!
1686113
Yes. At least it does for me. Tremendously so. The decompression of the nerves in the neck as it stretches the vertebrae (the neck bones) apart and allows space for the pinched and angered nerves to relax, readjust, realign allows for pain relief.
2210923
Yes! Neck king is great. Also check out the posture pump And the back nobber II!
1114550
Yes, it stabilizes the neck area very sturdily. We are atill using ours after three years.
250233
I'm assuming and I had same benefits from it as I did with my chiropractor. Good question though.