High vs Low Angle Inversion
There are 3 BIG PROBLEMS with High Angle Inversion Tables that Gravity Pal Solves:
high angle inversion pain

High Angle Inversion Problem #1

Potential Ligament Damage and Ankle Pain

 

Over Stretching

Once a ligament is overloaded and over stretched it is nearly impossible to have it regain it’s original shape.

As we get older this is a significant concern and doctors warn of potential damage to ligaments in hips, knees and ankles from over stretching.

Ankle Pain

In addition, many people – young and old – may experience Ankle Pain when using High Angle Inversion Tables.

One popular manufacturer has the following on their website:

“Because you are hanging by your ankles, you may experience some mild discomfort, especially after longer inversion sessions.”

Unfortunately, the downsides of High Angle Inversion Tables are usually not discovered until after a purchase.

For some people this “mild discomfort when hanging by your ankles” is not mild can be quite severe – and is COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY.

Gravity Pal’s “Just Right” LOW Angle solves these two problems:

Ligaments are safe, because HIGH Angles are unnecessary, and there is NO ankle pressure – or pain.

stop muscle guarding

High Angle Inversion Problem #2

Muscle Guarding: The Body’s Protective Mechanism

Muscle Guarding is our body’s natural protective response to pain, fear and imbalance – we tighten up – which is the opposite of what we want to happen when we invert!

High Angle Inversion Table manufacturers know that it will take time for your body to work up to their recommended 60 DEGREE ANGLE.

Many people never get used to it and it is UNNECESSARY.

It is counter productive to trigger Muscle Guarding in the first place.

The person must feel safe and secure immediately.

It should not be necessary to “work up to” feeling safe and secure.

With Gravity Pal you feel safe and secure eliminating muscle guarding. This allows deeper tissue relaxation – immediately.

Mayo Clinic

High Angle Inversion Problem #3

Blood Vessels Can Be Overloaded

Dr. Edward R. LaskowskiDr. Edward R. Laskowski, M.D is co-director of the Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center and a professor at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic.

He defines inversion therapy as, “HANGING UPSIDE DOWN” at a high angle.

Dr. Laskowski then states that doing so “IS NOT SAFE [and] could be risky for anyone with high blood pressure, heart disease or glaucoma.

“Your blood pressure increases when you remain inverted for more than a couple of minutes and the pressure within your eyeballs jumps dramatically.”

So why is it that many High Angle Inversion Table manufacturers tell you to “WORK UP TO A 60 DEGREE ANGLE” ?

That is a really High Angle!

On top of that, High Angle Inversion Table Manufactures suggest that 20 to 30 degrees is what they think is LOW ANGLE! Sorry, that is still very high!

With Gravity Pal you DO NOT AND CAN NOT HANG UPSIDE DOWN. You are at a MUCH LOWER ANGLE of approximately 13 degrees.

Many people find this more tolerable because the impact of shifting fluids has been significantly reduced by comparison. Nevertheless, common sense should be each persons guide. Please read our Notice of Contraindications.

PROBLEM #1

Ankle Pain
and
Potential Ligament Damage

SOLUTION

Low Angle Inversion
DOES NOT IMPACT ANKLES
or OVERSTRETCH LIGAMENTS

PROBLEM #2

Muscle Guarding
and
Reflexive Tightening Up

SOLUTION

Low Angle Inversion with Gravity Pal
ELIMINATES MUSCLE GUARDING ALLOWING
DEEP TISSUE RELAXATION

PROBLEM #3

Excessive Pressure
Increases in Eyes and
Brain Blood Vessels

SOLUTION

Low Angle Inversion with Gravity Pal
DECREASES
SHIFTING FLUID IMPACT

Gravity Pal® Low Angle Inversion Tables solves these problems and MORE!

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Notice Regarding Contraindications - PLEASE READ

Sensibly practiced, low angle inversion using Gravity Pal may be a boon to one’s health. However, even low angle inversion with Gravity Pal may not be for everyone including, but not limited to, those with: High Blood Pressure, Cardiovascular Disease, Glaucoma or while Pregnant.

Consult your physician or primary care health professional before attempting low angle inversion using Gravity Pal. Not all users may experience a benefit. No promise of any health benefit is made or implied by the makers of Gravity Pal products. To the fullest extent permissible under applicable law, the makers of Gravity Pal disclaims all warranties, express, implied or statutory, including, without limitation, implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Users of Gravity Pal do so at their own risk.