Neck Traction Relaxer – 3 Therapies in One

The neck traction relaxer uses distraction, heat and electrotherapy in one easy to use device for needed relief in chronic neck pain conditions.

Heat therapy provides a relaxing and an analgesic effect as metabolism increases and sensory nerves are sedated. This releases chemicals that beneficial blood vessel dilation of blood vessels and increase blood flow and helps to remove toxic waste products that accumulate from poor healing and stress, therefore benefiting the healing process from damaged tissues.

It helps to relieve muscle spasms, increases circulation of blood lymph which benefits cellular nutrition, oxygenation and detoxification with a sedating and relaxing effect on nerves.

• A 2020 study shows that the addition of heat to exercise showed significant improvements in cervical for chronic nonspecific neck pain control.

The neck traction relaxer also provides distraction to help relax muscles and remove nerve irritation. Neck traction has many benefits and is an effective method to restore normal nerve function and provides nutrition to the disc. It can reduce irritation of neck joints. Combine this with heat and the effects are increased.

• A found traction effective for decreased intensity and type of pain, improved disability, and medication reduction in with cervical radiculopathy. This can reduce duration of sick leave, accelerate recovery time, and reduce costs.

That’s not all! In addition, it also provides electro therapy which increases the beneficial effects of treatment. This helps sedate nerves, relax muscles and reduces pain through electroanalgesia. The neck traction relaxer is an incredible therapy machine that uses combination therapy in one easy to use unit.

• A 2020 study used electrical stimulation for cervical spondylosis or chronic disc degeneration pain and found significant improvement in both neck pain and disability compared to those receiving sham or fake stimulation.

• A 2012 study used traction with electrotherapy with chronic cervical spine pain. Postural problems and other neck issues often cause a limited neck motion. Measuring this motion is used by doctors and therapists to assess and monitor progress. After 3 weeks of therapy, the largest increase in motion was found in those receiving traction plus electrotherapy treatments. This indicates the usefulness of combination therapies as an effective part of rehabilitation of the cervical spine.