The “Little Wings” Technique came from the classical Russian SKENAR School. It is named after the effect it creates: the visible repeated involuntary contractions of the neck and shoulder muscles resembling “flapping of the wings”. The “Little Wings” Technique is a quick and efficient way to: remove tension in the neck and shoulders typically caused…
Destroyed by Chemo voice returned after ENS session
Destroyed by Chemo voice returned after ENS session
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We have had our ENS machine for 7 days now!! Purchased through LET Medical in Niagra Falls.
Hi
It is simply amazing! My partner damaged her voice from chemo drugs (up to #5 now) but the ENS returned it completely. The first time we used a friends ENS about 10 days after chemo and it was completely back in 24hrs. The 2nd time (it goes after a chemo session) we used it 3 days after chemo and it dramatically improved. Not fully as after 10 days, but significantly.
Here is a video link I made to document the process.
We have used it on my sister in-law’s wrist for 20min (whom hasn’t been able to wear a watch for over 2 years without pain after a break) and 24hrs later a metal watch and no pain at all. The same arm has limited movement across her body so I put it on her shoulder/neck, and it has loosened up considerably! It needs a few more treatments but that was only after one!
I am attempting to improve my long sightedness and general eye strength with reasonably positive results.
Kind regards
Al Tie and Eleanor Parker
Christchurch
New Zealand.
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