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Wednesday, August 04, 2010

The Road To Recovery

The doctors confirmed that exercise will increase and improve my husband's lung function. I am grateful we have a treadmill which we had already decided taking advantage of. We have even more reason to do so now and my husband started a daily routine which incorporates a walk on this device. The road to recovery starts with the first step, huh?!

He has to be careful though not to get depleted of oxygen and a MedGem might be very useful. If I am not mistaken, they used equipment like this in the hospital to measure the oxygen levels. Because it displayed instant measurements, treatment and the level of exercise could be adjusted at the spur of the moment.

The activity is also good for shedding some weight, although I am not so sure how much we would need to loose. I think it would be wise to measure the calories we burn during our daily routine by using the BodyGem, in order knowing how much calories we actually should take in and need to burn to loose weight.

I don't want to go overboard though; getting rid of excess fat suits me to a tee, but I would like to keep my essential fat. Our bodies do need that and the Futrex is especially designed to display all the measurements needed for optimal weight loss without any dangers.

I think it is best to have an expert guide you in and with your weight loss; they have all this equipment right at their fingertips!

1 Comments:

Anonymous Medical Billing Software said...

Exercising with a balanced diet really helps in improving general health and also looking after many diseases.It is good to have a regime of freehand or gym exercises along with a restricted diet.

August 09, 2010 12:05 AM  

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