Physical Therapy with Djoser! BW

On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 17:57:45 GMT wrote:


This past week or so since I fell down the stairs, I have been laying
down in the bed a lot. Arthur really wants to help nurse me, so of
course, he steps on me ("I am NOT furniture!" I keep telling them, to
no avail) so he can get right up in my face and nuzzle me and lick my
nose. And Kate is right behind him, stepstep OUCH stepstep OUCH
nuzzle nuzzle lick.


Kindly ask them to lay down on your bruised ribs and purr. Latest
scientific investigation seems to suggest, that the frequency of cat
purrs speeds up healing (IIRC especially of broken bones)
considerably. No joke!

Squarely Yours
Michael

--
Square Dance is friendship put to music
Andrea and Michael with tomcat-cats Blacky and Merlin
More detailed info: http://www.curschmann-sachsen.de

Micha wrote:
Kindly ask them to lay down on your bruised ribs and purr. Latest
scientific investigation seems to suggest, that the frequency of cat
purrs speeds up healing (IIRC especially of broken bones)
considerably. No joke!

Well, it certainly is true that in deep ultra-sound therapy of
tendonitis, for example, the vibrations induced by the ultra-sound
stimulate better blood flow to the area, in order to promote good
healing. That is the basis of that particular therapy. So who cares
where the vibrations come from? "Organice deep ultra-sound therapy"
(O-dust). Ask your cats for some O-dust, heheh.

--tension

tension_on_the_wire wrote:


Micha wrote:
Kindly ask them to lay down on your bruised ribs and purr. Latest
scientific investigation seems to suggest, that the frequency of cat
purrs speeds up healing (IIRC especially of broken bones)
considerably. No joke!

Well, it certainly is true that in deep ultra-sound therapy of
tendonitis, for example, the vibrations induced by the ultra-sound
stimulate better blood flow to the area, in order to promote good
healing. That is the basis of that particular therapy. So who cares
where the vibrations come from? "Organice deep ultra-sound therapy"
(O-dust). Ask your cats for some O-dust, heheh.

O-dust, sounds like some kind of designer drug.

I've also read that cats purr to heal themselves, and that the particular
frequency of the purr does seem to speed up the healing of broken bones.

I know it heals me psychologically, probably brings down my blood pressure,
and often puts me to sleep. It is without doubt the most soothing sound
and sensation on the planet!

Joyce

wrote:

I've also read that cats purr to heal themselves, and that the particular
frequency of the purr does seem to speed up the healing of broken bones.

I know it heals me psychologically, probably brings down my blood pressure,
and often puts me to sleep. It is without doubt the most soothing sound
and sensation on the planet!

In Margaret Atwood's novel "Oryx and Crake" there is a genetically
engineered race of humans who can purr, so that they are able to heal
themselves and each other.

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On 21 Sep 2006 19:05:39 GMT wrote:

tension_on_the_wire wrote:

So who cares
where the vibrations come from? "Organice deep ultra-sound therapy"
(O-dust). Ask your cats for some O-dust, heheh.

O-dust, sounds like some kind of designer drug.


Well, if your cats apply "O-dust" to you, you are certainly using the
most sophisticated designer drug available on earth. ;-))

Squarely Yours
Michael

--
Square Dance is friendship put to music
Andrea and Michael with furballs Blacky and Merlin
More detailed info: http://www.curschmann-sachsen.de