Mid 30s Reset!

Unexpected results when used for pain and inflammation after cervical fusion surgery. I had a 3 level posterior cervical discectomy and fusion C4-C7, and a year later had C3-C4 removed through the front with foranotomy. I went into my acupuncturist, who is an MD, and she suggested ultra slim for pain and inflammation. I tried it and it relieved my pain, and increased mobility. I purchased a package of 6 treatments; 20 minutes from the back of my head through mid back, and 20 minutes from my collar bone up through my neck and chin. At the same time, I was measuring my arms, bust, waist, etc for my wedding dress. I noticed my upper arms looking better, and took my measurements with the same measuring tape, same spots, and after 3 treatments, I had lost an inch off my biceps. Keep in mind I was only a few weeks out of surgery, and hadn’t been able to do any exercise as I was recovering from cervical spine surgeries for the past two years. I also had not eaten differently. During the back treatment I had my arms by my side under the red light, and on my back had my arms next to my ears, with my hands supporting my head under the pillow. I didn’t expect the treatment to do anything other than help with pain, which it does tremendously and the pain relief does not subside. I was a sceptic, and am in disbelief this actually worked. Over the one week course of 3 treatments I have also lost 2 pounds and have done nothing different. I don’t know how or why this treatment worked on my arms, but I wanted to share my experience. It’s helping with getting my jawline back too. I’m so glad to have something that helps with the pain, and doesn’t have harmful side effects. My acupuncturist uses the machine for herself and she looks phenomenal. I wouldn’t set expectations to meet the results of liposuction. However for no pain, no downtime, and modest results, give it a go. If you’re recovering from surgery, or have pain/inflammation in the area, given my experience twice I would use ultra slim.