Can stretching by hand be as good as Restorex?

[trixler]

So I'm poor and I would like to know if stretchign by hand if done for 30 minutes could be teh same? You just pull straight forward for 30 minutes correct?

[WernerDrops]

I'm no doctor, but I'd say that it could have some effect. It may not visually change the curvature, and it may be difficult for you to maintain constant pulling force for 30 minutes, but apparently it doesn't seem to be dangerous, as the device works exactly like that. Good luck!

[Mikel7]

If you search this forum you will find out that manual traction indeed has damaged quite a few members. How do you know how much pulling force is generated? Will it be the same the next time you try? That is why devices were designed and thought up. This gives the user a kind of idea and exactness of where they are in their traction. There are studies done to back it up. Yes there have been members here who swear that manual traction has helped them. My question to you is do you want to take the chance and make things worse? Save up your money and purchase a device.

[Sonic]

Listen to Mikel. I am 90% sure manual traction worsened a rather small dent I had on the right side close to base. Devices provide a constant load over x amount of time. Traction by hand never offers the same force all the time like devices because you have no idea of how much you are pulling each time.

[LWillisjr]

30 minutes a day is not enough. And you are not able to hold a consistent stretch manually for that long.

[Jamesblue]

So I'm poor and I would like to know if stretchign by hand if done for 30 minutes could be teh same? You just pull straight forward for 30 minutes correct?

Really 🧐, I think you have failed to read the instructions and information regarding RestoreX traction device that is found on the website.