Are Inversion Tables Safe?
What a great question... and it's easy to see why so many people ask it.
Who wouldn't wonder if hanging upside down is actually good for you?
But the answer is, yes, inversion tables are safe.
Yet there are a small number of people who may not be able to use inversion therapy. For example, people with certain eye conditions, heart conditions and some joint replacements should be sure to check with their doctor first. You can find a more thorough list of contraindications to inversion therapy here.
The good news is, most people can use inversion therapy and it is highly effective. If you are suffering from any type of back, neck or sciatic pain I highly recommend you give inversion a shot.
Use the links below to learn more about inversion therapy:
Inversion Table Reviews and Comparisons
Dr. Brian Paris
Dr. Brian Paris, D.C. is the Medical Advisory Board Lead at The Healthy Back Institute. With over 20 years of clinical experience in pain management and postural restoration, Dr. Paris empowers patients to live pain-free without drugs or surgery.
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