Re: Is the Scio accurate?

Hi,

My personal experience led me to believe that it was the most amazing machine that exists. However, don't take my word for it. It needs to be your opinions on it that count the most. An how you feel about the information you've been given. I sometimes think & believe that no one else can give you the best advice other than your gut instinct. And if your gut instinct tells you that something's not right, well, then perhaps you need to listen to it. I do also believe in kinesiology & perhaps that may be something worth considering. It will give you time to work things out & more time. IT's also nice to be able to interact with your therapist & your own body & be able to see what it's telling you. I love the fact that it was able to tell the therapist when my body's had enough & when she needed to disconnect me from it.

All the best..