Re: Good vibrations may help deter osteoporosisTom Warner wrote:
: NG2000 <adm@nospam . com > wrote:
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:: * w w w .ng2000 . com /news.php?tp=osteoporosis
::
:: WESTBORO - Boston scientists want to see if maintaining bone health
:: as people age is as simple as stepping on a vibrating platform for
:: 10 minutes a day.
:
: Or ride a Harley-Davidson... more fun.
That sounds fun but the gadget needed is quite expensive. ;-) More
affordable and probably also more efficient way to improve bone density is
the use of Flexi-Bar. It is a swinging bar that was developed by German
physiotherapists. To my knowledge there are no studies showing that
Flexi-Bar actually improves bone density but as it vibrates 270 times a
minute it is very likely that it does. I have tried it but I have not
purchased it, yet. The exercise is very efficient although it does not look
like it.
* w w w .flexi-bar.co.uk/
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Juhana