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| Beginner  | Electronic muscle stimulator Has anyone used one of those small electronic muscle stimulators to treat strains and for massage. The kind you buy in stores for about 100- 150 uk pounds. "Bodi-Tek" for instance. Do you think it was effective? |
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| Triathlete | I tried one of those about ten years ago. I didn't use it long enough to realize any benefit. All I know was that it was uncomfortable as hell. I'd rather do other things to improve myself than being subjected to electronic tickling. |
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