Device and Method for Cervical Curvature Restoration
OwnerVeronica Rose Hargis, Luther Calvin Hargisinventors
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A neck rehabilitation device for exercising the muscles of a person's neck and upper back is provided. The device has a rear neck-engaging assembly that can be positioned at least partially about the person's neck for engaging a rear side of the person's neck. The rear neck-engaging assembly includes an elastic strap for extending and being stretched about the rear side of the person's neck to exert a forward-directed force on the person's neck. The assembly also includes a resilient compressible member providing resistance to compression for use in exercising the muscles of the person's neck and upper back while the elastic strap is stretched about the person's neck. A method of cervical curve restoration of a person's neck is also provided. The method includes stretching a reversed cervical curve forward and simultaneously exercising the muscles of the person's neck and upper back.
A neck rehabilitation device for exercising the muscles of a person's neck and upper back, comprising a rear neck-engaging assembly positionable at least partially about the person's neck for engaging a rear side of the person's neck, said assembly including an elastic strap for extending and being stretched about the rear side of the person's neck to exert a forward-directed force on the person's neck and a resilient compressible member providing resistance to compression for use in exercising the muscles of the person's neck and upper back while said elastic strap is stretched about the person's neck.
A neck rehabilitation device for exercising the muscles of a person's neck and upper back, comprising:
A method of cervical curve restoration of a person's neck, comprising the steps of stretching a reversed cervical curve forward and simultaneously exercising the muscles of the person's neck and upper back.
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