Hi, Owen,
thanks for the info! i am still skin brushing, (although I missed about a week due to travelling without my brush), and i still have those aches but i still love it.

i have a rebounder but i have not used it yet because i am recovering from a couple of herniated discs and i am afraid of hurting myself. however, i got an inversion table and i have been waggling up and down on that as people say this is also a good lymph stimulator, and it is good for the back, as well. I wonder if you have heard this? i just set it up yesterday, and, although it is too soon to be totally sure, it seems like a good thing. i can feel a difference already.

Owen, I looked at your site and I have a question for you about something you write about that I have not seen elsewhere. Do you think you could email me or I could email you? This is not the right forum to bring up the subject.

thanks and best regards,
cyclo

Hi

Somewhere I read that you can add essential oils to your brush to help detoxify even more than just brushing. I use clove bud and lavender every morning before showering. My skin is like buttah. In addition I use olive leaf soap. But I believe that the brushing is really making the difference.

Have you tried essential oils and if so have you found it useful in ridding the body of cellulite?

Thanks much.

HI- could you please be exact on the what you use to brush and when. all the details please. i have a brush i got from wholefoods but it is very prickly- should it scratch my skin up? do it dry or wet? also, do you only stroke upwards on the thighs etc? thanks a lot. :)