Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 Hi Jenni, I did not intentionally ignore you, I was just clueless. I am menopausal too and there is not doubt my metabolism has slowed. But LL still gives me energy. But I have to combine it with eating properly. I don't think you can walk 10 miles a day and eat any and all things and still loose weight. I think it is a combination, but maybe you are watching what you eat. How much do you have to lose? Your new e-mail friend , Connie :-) Trying again to receive a response Hi, I actually wrote this the other day but never received any replies, didn't know if it had just gotten lost in the shuffle I actually joined a bit ago when I first ordered by videos. I have been just reading and observing. I love the breathing, but I must be doing something wrong because I haven't lost a single pound! In fact as of this morning I gained a pound. I also haven't noticed a sizable difference in inches. I came to lifelift because of doing bodyflex and found that bodyflex did absolutely nothing! I had heard that lifelift was gentler, which it is. I felt like I was fighting some invisible force everytime I did bodyflex. With lifelift I do admit that the breathing is much easier and I LOVE the way Rashelle has explained the breathing. It helped me to understand what I was doing wrong when I was doing the bodyflex. I also like that you don't have to bend over when breathing......that was causing me to have horrible headaches and shoulder strains and neck aches. The one thing I'm noticing now is I don't have the same amount of energy as when I first started my breathing. Does the body sort of resist it after a while? When I first started breathing 2 years ago I always had energy......then it went away. When I started doing lifelift, I had tons of energy (my 15 year old hated it because I was making him work LOL). Now I'm back to no energy. I'm doing about 30 breaths a day. Any ideas what might be wrong? If it helps any, I am going through menopause. with kind regards, Jenni Proud Air Force Mom! May God guide and protect our troops! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 HI Connie, Thanks for responding. My husband thinks I've upped my carb intake and he may be right. I know I'm not being as careful as I was before. Do you think that after a while you need to do more breaths to keep the same energy level? Also, do you get the lightheaded feeling that Rashelle explains in her tape? I do when I'm at the gym and lifting weights or on the machines, but not at home. Maybe I'm not doing the breathing right. with kind regards, Jenni Proud Air Force Mom! May God guide and protect our troops! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 Hello Jenni, I started to write you a response yesterday but as you know I needed to take care of the lost package for you and then I had several other things I needed to attend to. I do have some ideas and comments for you but I only have a couple of minutes this morning on line so I will have to complete your answer later today when I can get back to the lists. Meanwhile keep on breathing. There are many important benefits you are getting from doing the Life Lift breaths and they will all lead up to helping your body heal from the inside out so you will eventually see the pounds come off too. Talk to you soon, Rashelle The Body You Have Always Wanted is Coming Soon! What can changing the way you breathe do for you? More than you can imagine! Remember that it is oxygen that burns fat, tones muscle, reduces stress and increases strength and endurance. Learn to breathe in the most efficient way possible with Life Lift! Click here to see why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best! http://www.oxygenlift.net Life Lift is the Original Aerobic Breathing. Trying again to receive a response Hi, I actually wrote this the other day but never received any replies, didn't know if it had just gotten lost in the shuffle I actually joined a bit ago when I first ordered by videos. I have been just reading and observing. I love the breathing, but I must be doing something wrong because I haven't lost a single pound! In fact as of this morning I gained a pound. I also haven't noticed a sizable difference in inches. I came to lifelift because of doing bodyflex and found that bodyflex did absolutely nothing! I had heard that lifelift was gentler, which it is. I felt like I was fighting some invisible force everytime I did bodyflex. With lifelift I do admit that the breathing is much easier and I LOVE the way Rashelle has explained the breathing. It helped me to understand what I was doing wrong when I was doing the bodyflex. I also like that you don't have to bend over when breathing......that was causing me to have horrible headaches and shoulder strains and neck aches. The one thing I'm noticing now is I don't have the same amount of energy as when I first started my breathing. Does the body sort of resist it after a while? When I first started breathing 2 years ago I always had energy......then it went away. When I started doing lifelift, I had tons of energy (my 15 year old hated it because I was making him work LOL). Now I'm back to no energy. I'm doing about 30 breaths a day. Any ideas what might be wrong? If it helps any, I am going through menopause. with kind regards, Jenni Proud Air Force Mom! May God guide and protect our troops! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 Hi Rashelle, I didn't realize that you wrote on the list! Wow...how cool is that! You must be an incredible lady....you must get a lot of energy off Lifelift as well. I am anxious to hear your reply. Just so you know, it didn't come in today's mail either. I watch my mailman like a hawk because about a year ago we had problems with him. He doesn't like to deliver packages and we had found twice where he left " final notice " notices in magazines in our mail. The only way we found out last year was because one fell out of the magazine on our kitchen floor when I was putting the mail on the table. We had no idea that there was a package. Since that time he does deliver, but I notice he always looks to see if I am at the window LOL I am! I homeschool and our classroom faces the mailbox hehehehe. Anyhow, still no package and I had another priority letter that was supposed to arrive today that didn't....perhaps the rains are causing problems? with kind regards, Jenni Proud Air Force Mom! May God guide and protect our troops! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 Hi Jenni, Yes I do get light headed after a few breaths but it is an airy kind of buzz, feels really good. I don't think you need to do more but are you doing them throughout the day? I do (try, I am at work) about 10 every couple of hours. Do you do that? Tell me how you are doing your breaths. :-) Connie PS you should be a proud MaMA!!! Re: Trying again to receive a response HI Connie, Thanks for responding. My husband thinks I've upped my carb intake and he may be right. I know I'm not being as careful as I was before. Do you think that after a while you need to do more breaths to keep the same energy level? Also, do you get the lightheaded feeling that Rashelle explains in her tape? I do when I'm at the gym and lifting weights or on the machines, but not at home. Maybe I'm not doing the breathing right. with kind regards, Jenni Proud Air Force Mom! May God guide and protect our troops! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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