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Q&A: Weight Loss and Thyroid |
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| *Oxycise*, exercise, and
breathing exercises by Tanya Zilberter, PhD Oxycise is a program based on intensive breathing exercise system. You can find it now as a book and videos: Oxycise!
Says Jill Johnson, the author: "I have written this book to help those who are sick and tired of struggling with their body shape and health,and who are angry at all the money and time they have wasted on pills,powdered drinks, and gadgets." Say devoted Oxycisers:
When the body hyperventilates, it fails to adequately delivery oxygen to tissues, thus disrupting the appropriate co-ordination of breathing and blood flow. It does so partly because hemoglobin that carries oxygen from lungs to tissues fails to yield the oxygen there. Now, in spite of deep breathing, here is too little oxygen in the arterial blood. Once the body is in this state, a whole chain of reactions can occur - Is Deep Breathing Dangerous? -- check it out! The fascinating fact is that just the opposite to deep intensive breathing, shallow self-limited breathing was shown to be very healing. Don't ask me why though I do have my favorite hypothesis. Just think about Endorphins, these potent internal healers of ours, are being released into the blood by mild lack of oxygen and excess of carbon dioxide Does it mean that I don't believe in Oxycise? Not at all! I just think that this is stressful as any exercise is, and stress can train and strengthen the body.
Is Deep Breathing Dangerous? To Breathe or not to Breathe? Relaxation Response |