Surprised
I must admit that I've bought any number of gadgets over the years that promise results beyond their capabilities. Although these purchases have been reduced significantly over the past 10 years of my life, I'm still a sucker for something that comes highly recommended from professionals I perceive to be believable even when they can't provide any scientific evidence proving their words of assurance.<br /><br />About 2 weeks ago, I got one of the best massages in my life.  Near the end, the therapist showed me some preventive techniques I could use on my own. One of them included the Stress Buster.  I was having some significant lower back pain when I went in.  In addition to the massage, I've been using this over the past couple of weeks when I feel the tightness resuming.  10 minutes with this thing over various parts of my back prior to bedtime really has done the trick.  Will it work long-term...I have no idea?  I don't have any major back damage, so I can't attest whether it would work for someone with a more significant problem.
Rating: 5 stars