Inclined Bed Therapy - IBT - Improve body circulation while sleeping, using gravity

Charlotte - That's an idea - I bet the animals are hungry !!

ix wrote: Andrew K Fletcher Interview with Andy Young and Jason Holmes on RN

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Interesting things mentioned in this interview about what Inclined Bed Therapy aka IBT has helped with or completely cured:

* Pain problems from Fibromyalgia
* Mobility problems (caused by pain problems from Fibromyalgia)
* AIDS:
- Full blown AIDS
- Chronic diarrhea
- Gained weight
- Normal healthy complexion
- Muscles returned
- Back to normal life
- Now doing fine
* Digestive issues
* Increases uptakes of fluid from diet
* Spinal Cord Injury
* Regain bowl control
* Bladder control
* Kidney problems
* MS - Multiple Sclerosis
* Walking stick thrown away, now jogging, swimming, gym
* Return of sensation of movement in the leg after 11 years of not being able to move the foot, in just 4 weeks of IBT
* Broken ancle. Day 7 of IBT: Now rotating the ancle. Couldn't do that before.

and that's just after 25 minutes into the show.

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Published on May 10, 2017

Discussion about the effects of gravity on circulation and how sleeping on an inclined bed raised to a five degree head end up angle positively alters a wide range of medical conditions. Interview with Andrew K Fletcher, by Raconteurs News Presenters Andy Young and Jason Holmes.

Guess you didn't know that Ancient Egyptians slept this way? Yes inclined beds in museums around the World suggest that flat bed rest was not a thing of the past. inclinedbedtherapy.com

Would you be so kind as to provide a testimonial about your experiences using IBT?
inclinedbedtherapy.com/write-a-testimonial

Kind regards

Andrew

Does Inclined Bed Therapy Help The Body To Become Stronger & Healthier? With Andrew K. Fletcher

(Extreme Health Radio, Jan 28 2017)

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Somebody needs to get their ACT together, the inclined bed from EGYPT, clearly shows the foot of the bed raised, but apparently popular belief seems to dictate raising the head of the bed, contrary to the picture ! and likely the truth of the incline.

It clearly cannot be both, somebody is wrong ! [ sorry about that ]

Or am I confused ?

I think you need to write to the museums and let them know they have put the head rests at the wrong end of their ancient beds

I dunno about you, but that looks mighty uncomfortable for a head rest......and without a reproduction of the exact type of bedclothes that were used to supposedly raise the head, remains in question to me.

Small figure, one of several, showing that the raised upright part of the beds is indeed a footboard Ancient Egyptian Sleeper

The Surprising Benefits of Inclined Bed Therapy
articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2018/02/15/inclined-bed-therapy.aspx