A excellent way to apply force to alleviate neck discomfort for those suffering from cervical issues such neck arthritis, a herniated disc, pinched nerves, neck strains, etc. as a result of prolonged overwork and driving.

How does neck cervical stretcher work?

It is well known that applying traction to the spine will frequently stretch out the spine and allow the discs to get decompressed, somewhat undoing bulging disc and reducing some discomfort and tension for the user, a highly desirable consequence. With cervical traction, the ligaments and muscles that surround the spine's vertebrae are stretched, and the gaps between the vertebrae are widened. The cervical spine's structures have better blood flow, which helps to oxygenate the muscles, neurons, tendons, and ligaments.

Using a Neck Traction At Home makes it easy to perform cervical physiotherapy. Such cervical traction devices are now numerous and widespread in the US. However, a lot of these accessories, such as headgear and various straps, are not only cumbersome, confining, and uncomfortable; they also put stress on the jaw, which can cause or exacerbate temporomandibular disorders.

We offer you a compact, portable device that is convenient for patients to assemble and use. Alleviate cervical spine discomfort even when outside. It also comes with a storage pouch that is sizable enough for you to carry it everywhere you go. You can perform cervical therapy in a public area by using a 50-inch nylon strap that you can suspend from a tree or a bar.

Warning: This product should not be used by anyone who has vertebral arteriosclerosis, cervical tuberculosis, severe hypertension, or vertebral arteriosclerosis, and anyone considering buying it should consult with a doctor first.

Note: For your convenience, we have pre-assembled some parts to ensure easy and quick setup upon delivery!

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Cervical Neck Traction Device Over-The-Door,Portable Neck Stretcher,Effective Home Physical Therapy for Neck Pain Relief

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