Inversion Tables

Inversion Therapy

This practice of hanging upside down to apply gentle traction to the spine has been around for more than 2,000 years. It is based on the principal that when you invert your body, the amount of weight pulling on each level of your spine is directly proportional to the amount of force needed to produce proper alignment.

Here's how it works: The weight of your head exerts just the right amount of pull for your cervical spine. The weight of your head, neck, chest, shoulders and arms is exactly the right amount of combined weight needed for the thoracic spine. The same goes for the lumbar spine: the weight of your entire upper body provides just what's needed to cause spinal decompression, creating the negative pressure between each vertebra that will suck the misaligned disc back into place.

Millions of inversion tables have been sold throughout the world over the past 25 years. These devices allow you to comfortably recline your body until it is completely inverted, and the results are indisputable. Inversion works and should be considered part of any complete healing program.