Hydra Wellness body detox devices
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I have a Hydra Wellness unit at home and it actually works pretty well. Two of my cousins deal with diabetes, and after doing 10 detox sessions, their blood sugar dropped by 3.7 units—from 12 down to 8.3. They checked before and after the treatments, and it really seems to make a difference. Now they just do two sessions a month to keep those levels steady. They’re still watching what they eat, obviously, but they were always careful before, and it just wasn't moving the needle (I'm talking about one cousin), while the other saw a 2.6 unit drop...
I do my sessions regularly, though I don't personally feel a huge boost like you would from a massage. But, when I'm doing it, I get these light tingles and a bit of a stinging sensation around my ankle, so I guess something is happening...
Apparently, Medicare is looking into getting these devices into physical therapy hospitals. I wouldn't know, but I move in those circles.
Some people believe in this stuff and others don't; I guess it's the same deal with Alternative medicine.
I do my sessions regularly, though I don't personally feel a huge boost like you would from a massage. But, when I'm doing it, I get these light tingles and a bit of a stinging sensation around my ankle, so I guess something is happening...
Apparently, Medicare is looking into getting these devices into physical therapy hospitals. I wouldn't know, but I move in those circles.
Some people believe in this stuff and others don't; I guess it's the same deal with Alternative medicine.