Att: Haecklers: Rebound exercise cleans the lymphatic system

[Guest guest]

Haecklers,

Not what you are asking however for modern times is rebounding

is the only exercise know to move the lymphatic system.

Rebound exercise cleans the lymphatic system by causing the body's lymph

fluid to flow. There is three times more lymph fluid than blood in the body.

This fluid bathes all the cells in the body and carries nutrients for the

blood to the cells. The lymphatic system has been called: the vacuum

cleaning system of the body, the garbage collector of the body, and the

immune system.

Beneficial effects of rebounding on the lymphatic system

http://www.healingdaily

com/exercise/effects-of-rebounding-on-the-lymphatic-system.htm

http://www.cancerchoices.com/Rebounding.htm

http://www.healingdaily

com/exercise/rebounding-for-detoxification-and-health.htm

From: haecklers

What makes this key in

importance is Naessen's theory that the clogged/congested lymphatic

system is a major contributor to cancer and other chronic diseases.

[Guest guest]

> rebounding is the only exercise know to move the lymphatic system

I disagree, jumping jacks will also get the lymph system moving.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

As will any exercise like that. T-Tapp advertises it is specifically

for improved lymph flow. Even my beloved club-swinging does it -

repetitive movement that involves whole-body muscles up and down, etc

etc. (that's why clubs were a 3d part of yogic practice 4000 years ago -

meditation and poses don't have that effect)

I think maybe Kathy was talking about " scientif studies " and the

rebound people have funded some. Other movement can also do it.

Connie

>

> > rebounding is the only exercise know to move the lymphatic system

>

> I disagree, jumping jacks will also get the lymph system moving.

> Kathy

>

[Guest guest]

My point is that you don't have to buy a piece of equipment. Jumping jacks will

accomplish the same function.

Recently, I was at a seminar that suggested just bouncing with your knees bent,

without the feet leaving the floor will also accomplish that. And you should do

that for 10 minutes a day!

Kathy

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As will any exercise like that. T-Tapp advertises it is specifically

for improved lymph flow. Even my beloved club-swinging does it -

repetitive movement that involves whole-body muscles up and down, etc

etc. (that's why clubs were a 3d part of yogic practice 4000 years ago -

meditation and poses don't have that effect)

I think maybe Kathy was talking about " scientif studies " and the

rebound people have funded some. Other movement can also do it.

Connie

>

> > rebounding is the only exercise know to move the lymphatic system

>

> I disagree, jumping jacks will also get the lymph system moving.

> Kathy