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Zero gravity chair for AS: Have you tried? Does it help?
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BarbBollman
Good advisor
I have a zero gravity setting on my adjustable bed. I love love love it!
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Jhinx7
Hi all! Are there specialty shops or websites selling high quality massage tables, chairs and accessories suitable for professional therapists or personal use?
NatenWiliams
Hello! Yes, there are specialty stores and websites that sell high-quality massage tables, chairs, and accessories suitable for professional therapists or personal use. Some popular options include Massage Warehouse, Oakworks, Earthlite, and Best Massage. These websites offer a wide range of massage equipment at different prices, so you can find the perfect solution for your needs and budget. Alternatively, you may want to consider visiting local specialty stores in your area that sell massage equipment.
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Athijssen
Has anyone here with AS has tried the use of a zero gravity and or massage chair ?
i changed my bed to a memory foam mattress and adjustable base with good results, I sleep in bed again instead of in a recliner. I use a lumbar support in my office chair and try to move around regularly. I use a wireless headset that gives my flexibility and mobility during conference calls. I purchased a car with very comfortable and multi-way adjustable seats.
Any other ideas/experiences ?