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Community Member shared experience on YB Jun 췌장 건강

over 1 year ago

That's great. My blood sugar seems to be getting better little by little, and my body is less tired.

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IntoSoul shared experience on EZ Trigger finger PEMF

over 1 year ago

I had 2 trigger fingers in both left and right hand for over 2 years now. Most went away on their own over time but my left middle finger continues to be a problem to the point I could not really use my left hand to do any heavy lifting or grip. Tried several Thai stretch exercises, supplements and rife with little to no relief.

First time use, I had my left hand with the fingers on the ic glow pad for 1 hour. It made my affected fingers became slightly swollen with noticeable joint stiffness. I thought would wait for a day to see if they would heal on their own and gain improvement but they became stiffer to the point had trouble even making a fist. So this PEMF actually worsen my trigger fingers. On the third day, I decided to give it another try. This time instead of laying the hand on 1 IC glow pad as before, I sandwiched my affected fingers with 2 IC glow Pads simultaneously. During the treatment cycle, I shift and hold 2 IC glow pads to ensure my fingers are sandwiched in a 3D fashion. I repeat the IC glow once so a total of 42min PEMF.

After the treatment, my middle finger again developed noticeably two small lumps around the tendon. Entire finger looked slightly swollen and stiff to bend like arthritic finger. This time I used a mini handheld massager (like a theragun) at lowest speed to gently massage the entire hand, spending the most time working on the middle finger tendon and joints -front and back. I worked on where ever I felt stiffness or muscle sore to push out whatever toxins in the tissue causing my trigger finger. An hour later, I felt remarkable relief and my left middle finger for the first time in 2 years could flex and bend without the affected joints catch or lock when bend. I went to bed and the next day morning, my trigger finger is miraculously cured. I could finally use my left hand to open cans and grip grocery bags. 24 hours, I could feel the middle finger stiffing up again and gradually getting lock in again when bend. So I repeat the PEMF and massage procedure except this time I only need to massage for 20 minutes and my middle finger regains its flexibility again. So happy that I had to share this PEMF with everyone.

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Amauri Schon shared experience on Muscular pain with Inflamation

over 1 year ago

I used it along with other therapies.

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