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Floatation Therapy Featured in First Magazine

"Floatation therapy eased my backaches!" Glancing at her calendar, Karen Pichkhadze groaned. Not another day of open-house appointments, she thought. All that driving is going to kill my back. For as long as she could remember, Karen had grappled with upper-back pain. "I always brushed it off, but when I started working as a  realtor,

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Floatation Tank – Fodder for Fiction Afficionados?

1980 marked the film debut of Altered States, a science fiction movie that took liberal creative license with the man who invented the floatation tank (aka sensory deprivation tank), John Lilly. Altered States wasn’t a cinematic masterpiece, but it excelled at sparking interest in the strange water box that the main character Eddie Jessup (played

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Floatation Therapy – The Best Long-Term Pain Relief?

I’ve written this article for the benefit of the millions of people who suffer back pain, muscle pain, fibromyalgia, arthritis and other types of joint or muscle pain. Back in 2001, I had a dramatic recovery from debilitating sciatic pain thanks to floatation therapy. This pain caused by a pinched nerve in my lower back

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Those Germans really know how to float!

How would you like to visit a spa where you’re greeted by an attractive woman who leads you down to a glowing cavern-like room where a pyramid-shaped zero gravity bath big enough for two awaits you? Yeah, me too!  

Floatation Tank Relieves Pain – Scientists Get Deja Vu

ScienceDaily (2007-11-06) — Relaxation in large, sound- and light-proof tanks with high-salt water — floating — is an effective way to alleviate long-term stress-related pain. Sleep was improved, patients felt more optimistic, and the content of the vitalizing hormone prolactin increased. Anxiety, stress, depression, and perception of pain declined. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/11/071105120604.htm# Scientific research on the pain

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Floatation tank surprises yet another person with how relaxing it is

    I just found a fun little video of a guy going in for his very first float session. It was great to see this guy go from visibly confused and a little apprehensive to being visibly relaxed and de-stressed. 

A Floatation Tank Is Not A Swimming Pool

Jacksonville Florida resident Corey Dalton has terminal MS. Corey purchased a floatation tank for pain relief, but the Florida health department won’t let him set up his float tank in his beauty salon. For over a year, he has done whatever the health department required of him to get an exemption, but they continue to

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