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Old 09-04-2012, 02:01 PM #11
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his website is -
http://www.edgelow.com/
Jo mar, there is no such website anymore, I think they have taken it off.
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Jo mar, there is no such website anymore, I think they have taken it off.
I agree. I have been searching and cannot find anything except some library that lends them in california.
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Hmm, you'd think the kits and other PTs that he trained would be still active...
I can't seem to locate anything selling or otherwise.
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Try this. Parbie gave me this info, she bought it from here a couple of months ago:

Medical Dynamics: 800-945-0302.
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Try this. Parbie gave me this info, she bought it from here a couple of months ago:

Medical Dynamics: 800-945-0302.
I just spoke with them and they do sell the whole kit. I don't need the gym ball, but I am going to purchase the rest of the kit.
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I just spoke with them and they do sell the whole kit. I don't need the gym ball, but I am going to purchase the rest of the kit.
what does it come with?
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what does it come with?
it includes dvds, cds, foam roller things, pillows, a lot of stuff. the only thing that I didn't need was the ball because I have one. since so many have indicated this has been helpful I did buy it.
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Default Edgelow's breathing / relaxation CD helps
I had the opportunity to learn from Peter while he was practicing and the relaxation / breathing part of his program was his emphasis with me. (I have bilateral TOS).

How do you get the your auxiliary breathing muscles in your neck to relax? You diaphragmatic breathe. The relaxation CD walks you through that.
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