I've been bed-bound for yrs, my body atrophied, but i'm now allowed to lift small weights and walk. How well will this product help someone like me?
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With eating two to three times a day with this supplement and working out twice a day you will see results. This would be a good start. Nothing to crazy.
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I found this product way to potent. The multi-vitamin doses are quite high & left me feeling acute fatigue - a symptom of excessive vitamin doses. If you're looking for energy boost & can handle a little caffeine, I recommend the energy shots like 5-hour or Kirland Energy (no energy drinks, which can be pretty unhealthy). If you're looking for muscle gain, you might want to try protein powder or aminos.
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James I think this product will help you get Your energy back up and build your immune system,i've been taking these vitamins for a while I haven't been sick for three years,since I started taking them.
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Start slow man you will show good results just from beginning to workout you won't need a supplement until you get in better shape just eat well and take a normal once a day vitamin
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I think is a good help for everybody, but I recomend drink a lot of water, and I like this brand, but anyway I recomend you to ask your Doctor first at all.
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Hard to say. I'm shorter and heavier than you, and it resolved pain in the gluts and downward.
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I have only been on it for a couple of weeks, but I've seen an improvement in overall energy. It's made it a lot easier for me to go to the gym after work and stay active. I've lost a couple of pounds, but nothing super significant yet. I think it will definitely help in the long term.
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This a hard one to answer. I'm 73 years old, and it has been a great addition to my daily gym visit. That being said, not everyone can deal with hanging upside down. I would try before I buy, and check with your doctor. I believe it has helped my back, hip, and knees. I only do 3 min at a time.
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I returned the lift because even though it was smaller then most lifts unless your bathroom has a very large door and plenty of room you will probably not be able to maneuver it.y suggestion is to get a physical therapist in your house to advise you.
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sounds crazy to me too as long as the weight restriction and your height is okay I think the lift will be fine. ours works great!
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Im a 23 year old woman and Im considering taking this to gain weight. Im am currently 115 pounds, and my height is 5'2. I always had a hard time gaining weight even now as an adult and I just want to know if this will help for a woman like me to just pack on some extra pounds?......I dont want muscle and I dont work out. Im a full time mom and just wanna know if I can add this into my weight gain regimen, and see great results?
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I still use my machine frequently. I'm fairly athletic so I didn't have a lot of cellulite to begin with. But it has helped with recovery after a tough workout.
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I can only guess. How it works would kind of depend on how heavy the mattress is and how much pull the person is exerting on the bed assist. My intended use of this device changed from assist into bed to assist out of bed with something to hang onto while standing and transferring into wheelchair. Watching user stand it became evident another device was needed to get into bed and so I purchased a hand "ladder" from Amazon that is made of nylon webbing with 3 handles for the "steps". This goes across the bed and attaches either to the bed frame or, in my instance, I attached it to the bed assist you are asking about and both are working wonderfully. I hope this answers your question. I can only guess. How it works would kind of depend on how heavy the mattress is and how much pull the person is exerting on the bed assist. My intended use of this device changed from assist into bed to assist out of bed with something to hang onto while standing and transferring into wheelchair. Watching user stand it became evident another device was needed to get into bed and so I purchased a hand "ladder" from Amazon that is made of nylon webbing with 3 handles for the "steps". This goes across the bed and attaches either to the bed frame or, in my instance, I... » Read More I can only guess. How it works would kind of depend on how heavy the mattress is and how much pull the person is exerting on the bed assist. My intended use of this device changed from assist into bed to assist out of bed with something to hang onto while standing and transferring into wheelchair. Watching user stand it became evident another device was needed to get into bed and so I purchased a hand "ladder" from Amazon that is made of nylon webbing with 3 handles for the "steps". This goes across the bed and attaches either to the bed frame or, in my instance, I attached it to the bed assist you are asking about and both are working wonderfully. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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You lay on the floor or a hard surface,put your ankles on the top, turn the machine on, it moves every part of your body.You can feel the circulation. especally good for people that are not able to get out and walk, but good for anyone. I like the machine and should use it at least twice a day. I would suggest a yoga mat to lay on.It is a passive exercise where the machine moves you, instead of you moving the machine.
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I usually position it as close to the head of the bed as possible so it won't be in the way when getting in bed so it won't stop you from rolling out of bed but if you are holding onto when transitioning out of bed it can prevent falls. Not sure on weight capacity but most equipment is 250lbs before you start needing special bariatric equipment.
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Depends, it sure wouldn't hurt. This product aids in recovery and protein synthesis. (uptake of usable protein for your muscles to grow). Optimum is a good product. Hard training and adequate rest are important.
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It's good for overall added support, in no way is my movement compromised; I can still obtain my full range of motion and it doesn't move at all if you get the right size. Really helps my lifts and it's definitely help me gain strength
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I don't do any heavy lifting at all, mostly 200-300 rep small weights. It has worked very well in helping me tone. I'm not sure how good it would be for only aerobic since it is meant to help build and shape muscle...
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I did not use it for weight loss, but I suppose if it gives you more energy, it may make it easier to work out. I felt very good while I was taking it.
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I think so. It helps me in general. my problem is more my lower back. But from time to time I wake up with my arms "asleep" and hanging the next morning usually takes care of it. ( not a strict neck problem)
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I think it depends in the severity of your condition, but this works with minimum effort. It can be held lightly in the hand and be used.