I am curious, do these work?
They do when used enough and properly. The decompression of the spine feels great when you're on it but you need to work up to being totally inverted where the better and longer relief can come.
Why? Too much blood in the head below your shoulders?
Once you hit a certain level of incline there's a tipping point where being able to easily reverse back into the upright position gets quite a bit harder. I imagine people have been stuck before but don't know. For the first two full inversions, I would probably find a way to grab onto something for assistance so you don't get stuck.
Yep, can be fatal if you pass out and don't get erected quickly.
In what way?
For me it got rid of the swelling in the arthritis in my lower back and my bad ankle relieving the pain in both by a large amount ...... I tell people I feel like I did 13 years ago again.
The balance point is key. As long as you have it adjusted to the right height for you, it shouldn't take much effort to get upright.
If you're legs are short, that would make you more bottom heavy, so it should actually make it harder to drop your upper half, and easier to get back up.
