The therapeutic, scientifically-shaped pain relief product Flexibak cradles the lower back, encouraging lumbar and sacroiliac joints to open up. The unique rotational action of Flexibak facilitates return of natural movement as pressure on inflamed muscles is relieved.
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Last year, more than 16 million of us suffered some sort of back pain and 2.5 million people in Britain live with the pain every day. The Flexibak is the latest innovation to aid those afflicted.
It looks a bit like the rib cage of a wooden skeleton. The spine of the device ? a steel pole coated in nylon ? runs through eight wooden ribs (in fact they made from Hevea wood known as rubber wood) that promise to decompress the joints of the back.
As an occasional sufferer of lower back pain, I was obviously eager for the device to work, even though it looked about as comfortable as a bed of nails I was soon clambering on to it.
This process was itself quite tricky and once I was lying on the device, I was still unsure of whether I was in the correct position. However, after rocking from side to side on it for the suggested 10 minutes, I did feel it was getting right to the parts of my back that were feeling most pain.
The sensation was a bit like having a penetrating massage by a good osteopath.
However, at a hefty £79.95 [note: now £59.95] for what seems to be a simple device, you could be feeling the pain in your wallet instead.
To order a Flexibak call Probak Limited on 0800 085 0900.
Daily Express ? By John Triggs ? Life Feature ? 26 September 2000
Last year, more than 16 million of us suffered some sort of back pain and 2.5 million people in Britain live with the pain every day. The Flexibak is the latest innovation to aid those afflicted.
It looks a bit like the rib cage of a wooden skeleton. The spine of the device ? a steel pole coated in nylon ? runs through eight wooden ribs (in fact they made from Hevea wood known as rubber wood) that promise to decompress the joints of the back.
As an occasional sufferer of lower back pain, I was obviously eager for the device to work, even though it looked about as comfortable as a bed of nails I was soon clambering on to it.
This process was itself quite tricky and once I was lying on the device, I was still unsure of whether I was in the correct position. However, after rocking from side to side on it for the suggested 10 minutes, I did feel it was getting right to the parts of my back that were feeling most pain.
The sensation was a bit like having a penetrating massage by a good osteopath.
However, at a hefty £79.95 [note: now £59.95] for what seems to be a simple device, you could be feeling the pain in your wallet instead.
To order a Flexibak call Probak Limited on 0800 085 0900.
Daily Express ? By John Triggs ? Life Feature ? 26 September 2000
"With Flexibak, you can enjoy all those normal pleasures and activities that you thought had gone for good."
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