Guest guest Posted May 13, 2006 Report Posted May 13, 2006 I dont agree with you. Since all our internal organs are moved by muscles isometrics indirectly strengthens internal organs. Here is my story. I did bullworker in my early twenties and didn’t do any type of exercise for the past 10 years. 6 Years back I had breathing difficulty (chest tightness) and went to pulmonologist he finds noting wrong. I went to cardiologist still nothing. Finally after 5 years of suffering an alternative medicine specialist suggested it could be due to heartburn. I get this problem whenever I had stomach bloat. No gas pills helped me. Taking nexium helped me a lot but I got the attack back so I have to stay with nexium all the time. Few months back I was wondering how healthy I was when I am around 20-25. The only difference then and now is I was doing my bullworker workout. I again started my isometrics to give a try. Now I have the same feeling of vibrancy well being when I was in 20. What do you think about this? I am not making up anything this is real. I am definite isometrics indirectly strengthen internal organs by strengthening skeletal muscles supporting them.Another word weight training build muscles but I felt the state of well-being with that like when doing isometrics. Can anyone explain why is it like this. I think for physical well-being muscle strength counts not bulging. --- rrbelloff wrote: > I have always discounted this claim as to be so > vague as to be > meaningless! > > One could possibly make this claim for most, if not > all exercise. I > have never seen any research that has tied isometric > exercise to an > enhancement of " internal organ " function. > > You could MAYBE look at the BW as a way to improve > cardiac function > but I am dubious on that score also. > > I would chalk it up to marketing puffery. > > > > > > > > > Hi friends, > > > > I have read in various bullworker manuals and > related > > websites that the bullworker strengthens internal > > organs. > > > > If this is possible I would like to know HOW? > > > > Warm Regards. > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________ > > > Yahoo! India Answers: Share what you know. Learn > something new. > http://in.answers.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2006 Report Posted May 13, 2006 I have a typing error here (shows i am growing old but i can beat that up with my bullworker).I left the word " never " . My original sentence i intend to make is the following...... Another word weight training build muscles but I never felt the state of well-being with that like when doing isometrics. Can anyone explain why is it like this. I think for physical well-being muscle strength counts not bulging. -- --- Thangam wrote: > I dont agree with you. Since all our internal > organs are moved by muscles isometrics indirectly > strengthens internal organs. Here is my story. I did > bullworker in my early twenties and didn’t do any > type > of exercise for the past 10 years. 6 Years back I > had > breathing difficulty (chest tightness) and went to > pulmonologist he finds noting wrong. I went to > cardiologist still nothing. Finally after 5 years of > suffering an alternative medicine specialist > suggested > it could be due to heartburn. I get this problem > whenever I had stomach bloat. No gas pills helped > me. > Taking nexium helped me a lot but I got the attack > back so I have to stay with nexium all the time. Few > months back I was wondering how healthy I was when I > am around 20-25. The only difference then and now is > I > was doing my bullworker workout. I again started my > isometrics to give a try. Now I have the same > feeling > of vibrancy well being when I was in 20. What do you > think about this? I am not making up anything this > is > real. I am definite isometrics indirectly strengthen > internal organs by strengthening skeletal muscles > supporting them.Another word weight training build > muscles but I felt the state of well-being with that > like when doing isometrics. Can anyone explain why > is > it like this. I think for physical well-being muscle > strength counts not bulging. > > > --- rrbelloff wrote: > > > I have always discounted this claim as to be so > > vague as to be > > meaningless! > > > > One could possibly make this claim for most, if > not > > all exercise. I > > have never seen any research that has tied > isometric > > exercise to an > > enhancement of " internal organ " function. > > > > You could MAYBE look at the BW as a way to improve > > cardiac function > > but I am dubious on that score also. > > > > I would chalk it up to marketing puffery. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi friends, > > > > > > I have read in various bullworker manuals and > > related > > > websites that the bullworker strengthens > internal > > > organs. > > > > > > If this is possible I would like to know HOW? > > > > > > Warm Regards. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________ > > > > > Yahoo! India Answers: Share what you know. Learn > > something new. > > http://in.answers.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
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