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Old 03-24-2007, 12:15 AM #1
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Default Alternative massage , heat, accupressure therapy
Just something I found while surfing the net-
Zion Alternative Therapy Wellness Technology

http://www.ziontherapy.com/page/16fw4/Principles.html
http://www.ziontherapy.com/page/19ern/Nuga/NM-5000.html

looks even better than my shiatsu recliner
with my far infrared heating pad strapped to it- LOL
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Ohhhh, if you get one, can I come try it out ? That looks wonderful !
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Can I try your Siatsu Recliner, sounds like heaven...will want some home baked bread too
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Hey, there is a place nearby me that sells this bed...Someone I know gave me a card and told me that if you bring your own sheet you can get a free 1/2 hour massage. I have been meaning to go check it out, but haven't gotten there yet.

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Shelley- you'll have to come with me!!!
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