How about the Al Carter "REBOUNDAIRE" .........looks like it might be a better deal for the same money??? davido
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 17:24:07 -0700 Craig Chamberlin <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > > My wife, myself, and a handful of others can attest to the magic of > a > rebounder...albeit, not just a mini-trampoline. These rebounders > are an > entirely different critter and cost at retail $250 plus. > > Rebounders are used by NASA astronauts in space, with a special > "rubber > band" to provide the opposite pull, to keep them in condition and to > prevent bone > loss. > > It is true that your many people's eyesite will improve. It is also > true > for most folks, that problems like emphysema can be helped > immensely. The reason > that the rebounders work so well, is that they move the lymph system > like nothing > else can. After two-three minutes of just light bouncing, your > white blood cell > count will increase dramatically. > > An example of the other benefits...I had been a couch potato for > years > (programmer, designer, etc.)...I had no muscle tone...after the > first 10 days of > rebounding gently for three minutes three times a day, my legs, > calves, arms, etc., > > were firm. The reason why this works is complex, and better > explained by > someone who is up on the mechanism. If you are interested, I can > have someone else > > explain it and post it here. > > If you are interested in one of the good quality Needak rebounders, > I know of > someone who sells them for $200 plus shipping...and no I have no > interest > nor am I benefited by someone buying one...it's just where I got > mine:) > > Now wrt CS, I am certain that the combination would be dynamite:) > > Ciao, > > Craig > > > Jack Dayton 7/31/03 11:55 AM > > > > > OG 7/31/03 12:21 PM wrote: > > > > > >> I have emphysema and chronic bronchitis, and have constantly > fought off > > >> colds/lung problem with the normal rounds of antibiotics, going > from one to > > >> another to another as my body would build up an immunity to > them. > > > > > ************************** > > I replied: > > > I was diagnosed with emphasema, COPD, and asthma. > > > In January, after nearly 60 years of smoking, I QUIT !! > > > Well fust quiting caused a noticible improvement in > > > my breathing, and my asthma attacks had stopped, > > > I guess I was allergic to smoking :-) . > > Well it must have been lunch time because I certainly > > had no intention of ending my response that way. > > ( I didn't even use the spell-checker, and it shows.) > > > > It has been 6 months since I quit smoking - think of > > the money I'm saving :-) . > > > > This is what has transpired since I quit. I no longer need > > either of my inhalers, - no more asthma attacks. > > > > I have returned all of the oxygen equipment which > > I previously needed. I had both a large "Concentrator" > > and a small portable ( shoulder strap) type for trips away > > from home. > > I got a nebulizer through my insurance (HMO) company > > and began a regimen of CS, and later a combination of > > DMSO / CS 1 / 10 ratio twice daily to help clear up what > > I considered a low-grade infection - had a frequent cough > > and a lot of phlegm. Now I seldom use my nebulizer as > > the few times that I do cough in the evening, I consider as > > acceptable after the amount of damage all of these years. > > > > I never expect my lung capacity to get back to nor mal, > > but I am managing to increase my walking distance, and > > every day activities around the home no longer leave me > > breathing hard. > > > > I have discovered that there are a few "alternative" > > approaches to reducing the debilitating effects of > > emphysema - one I am working on with noticeable > > results is simply changing the way that I had been > > breathing - short in and out. TRY taking deep, down > > in the belly breaths, and exhaling through pursed lips. > > > > Also I found that there are people and Doctors who > > reccomend REBOUNDING on a trampoline. Now I > > once had read that rebounding might help alleviate > > an astigmatism. > > > > There are small portable trampolines available, but > > I haven't tried that yet. > > Spend some searching with google.com - there is a > > vast amount of information to be found OUT THERE > > ( reminds me of Twilight Zone) > > > > In another part of your letter you stated in part: > > > > >I have gone to dozens of sites, and each says this is the best > and this is why > > you should buy ours, our method is best the other ones are wrong > ..... > > batteries, electric, silver rods, silver discs, clear, yellow, > brown, use > > salt, don't use salt, it will turn you blue (at this point who > cares), > > ......... I'm sure you get the picture. To someone who is new, > how does > > one tell just what is best and who is just trying to sell. > > > > I read Ode Coyote's reply to your letter, you would be > > VERY hard pressed to find a more honest man > > ( Ken, please send the check to ...... :-) > > both of the URLs he lists should be thoroughly read. > > > > Oh, by the way --- welcome to the Silver List. > > > > Jack Dayton > > > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal > silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: > http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > > >
