Posts Tagged ‘Anti-Aging’

Whole Body Vibration Exercise for Seniors

July 8th, 2010

Staying active is the fountain of youth.   Many have discovered that it is the secret to feeling better and living longer. Finding a program that works for you and sticking with it is very important. Regular exercise can prevent or delay diabetes and heart trouble. It can also reduce arthritis pain, anxiety and depression. It can help older people stay independent.

There are four main types of exercise that are recommended for seniors: » Read more: Whole Body Vibration Exercise for Seniors

Whole Body Vibration Anti-Aging benefits

July 3rd, 2010

As a person starts aging, various changes start to take place in the body.  Aging occurs when there is a loss of proper oxygenation, nourishment or circulation to any part of the body. It is natural for aging people to find that their stamina and strength starts to diminish over time.  As we get older certain hormone levels drop which make it harder for our bodies to operate at a higher function.  Because of this, people often find themselves discouraged that they aren’t able to perform as well.

 Exercise is a tested and proven remedy that » Read more: Whole Body Vibration Anti-Aging benefits

Whole Body Vibration Exercise and Mental Acuity

June 14th, 2010

 For some time now, it has been common knowledge that exercise is good for your physical health.  It has only been in recent years that it has become common to read in magazines and health newsletters that exercise can also be of value in promoting  mental health.

Although the mind-body research into the benefits of exercise against dementia may still be just beginning, there is interesting evidence that regular exercise promotes essential cell and tissue repair, including growth of new brain cells.  Previous research has also shown that » Read more: Whole Body Vibration Exercise and Mental Acuity

Anti Aging benefits of Whole Body Vibration

April 30th, 2010

Whole Body Vibration will supercharge every cell in your body with energy you never knew you had! Increased blood circulation sending oxygen throughout your body means healthier looking skin, less wrinkles, reduced swelling, and stronger joints.

Regardless of your shape, size, age, or current fitness level, Whole Body Vibration can be worked into your daily routine with ease.  WBV is a safe, fast, and effective way to live healthier and it only takes 10 minutes a day 3 – 5 days a week to achieve measurable results!

You can gain » Read more: Anti Aging benefits of Whole Body Vibration

Adding Whole Body Vibration to your Life

April 13th, 2010

The benefits of Whole Body Vibration (WBV) are widespread over the web and almost everywhere.  This type of fitness equipment can make getting in shape easier than ever.

Whole body vibration machines move in different planes and depending upon which plane the vibration plate or user moves in, determines the type of effects on the body. There are three planes that whole body vibration machines move in. The first is strictly up and down (also called lineal or vertical movement), the second is called pivotal (see-saw or teeter-totter), and the third way of movement is called elliptical (more horizontal and less vertical motion).

Vibration platforms are scientifically calibrated to produce precise vibrations at a set amplitude (vertical displacement) and frequency (platform speed). When the user stands on the platform, the vibration energy is » Read more: Adding Whole Body Vibration to your Life

Whole Body Vibration-Good for Muscles and Bones

March 31st, 2010

Whole Body Vibration can be beneficial for muscles and bones, especially in older or sedentary adults.

Whole body vibration, or WBV, involves standing on a platform that sends mild vibratory impulses through the feet and into the rest of the body. The vibrations activate muscle fibers more efficiently than the contraction of muscles during regular exercise.

Some studies have found that WBV increases » Read more: Whole Body Vibration-Good for Muscles and Bones

Whole Body Vibration can help with Female Muscle Loss

March 19th, 2010

Declines in muscle mass and physical strength are common effects of menopause. The drop in female hormones at menopause, particularly estrogen, doesn’t just increase body fat; it also diminishes the strength and size of muscles. This muscle loss boosts the risk for a separate set of conditions, including insulin resistance, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and traumatic injuries caused by loss of strength and athleticism. So, it’s incredibly important that menopausal women hold on to the muscle they have and gain back the muscle they’ve already lost.

To build muscle in your postmenopausal years, you must » Read more: Whole Body Vibration can help with Female Muscle Loss

Key Components to Healthy Living

March 15th, 2010

Today with everyone being on the go and rushing to and from everything, health has become a serious issue for Americans.  It is too easy to let another meal or day slip by and think we will start next time or tomorrow.  It really isn’t that difficult to achieve good health and maintain it, we just have to put in a little effort.  Some of the most important components to healthy living are: » Read more: Key Components to Healthy Living

Natural Treatment for Arthritis with Whole Body Vibration

March 10th, 2010

Low impact exercise is very important for people with Arthritis.  When exercising with arthritis you have to focus on certain movements and an overall balanced workout for your whole body, not just the area affected by arthritis.  A common mistake is to focus on just the area that is in pain.  This can be a big mistake because you will throw your body’s balance off, potentially overwork the problem area, and can actually perpetuate the arthritis causing inflammation or cartilage deterioration. 

It is important to focus on » Read more: Natural Treatment for Arthritis with Whole Body Vibration

Reducing Cellulite with Whole Body Vibration

March 1st, 2010

Cellulite is sometimes referred to as a cottage cheese or orange peel appearance to the skin.  This can happen to anyone at any age, regardless of whether you are skinny or overweight.  Cellulite is fat accumulation under the skin.  Cellulite is an inflammation of the subcutaneous connective tissue that expands laterally.  The irregular skin surface of cellulite is the result of thickened fat cells, moisture, and substances.  Other possible reasons for cellulite are » Read more: Reducing Cellulite with Whole Body Vibration