5 Responses

1. Diana

   2010 Sep 20 1

   I used Oxycise this past May to help me recover from pneumonia. It was the best thing that I could have done! I regained my strength and oxygen levels quickly and my pneumonia was gone in a few days. I highly recommend Oxycise. It’s the best kept secret that won’t be too much longer. I Oxycise 6-7 days a week just to get healthy oxygen into my lungs! Only 15 mins a day..and you can even do it while driving!

   I’m an ex smoker..I quit over 20 years ago but I owe my lungs my gratitude and by Oxycise, I can say “thank you” for healing and taking good care of me! Any weight loss that comes is icing on the cake. People are asking me if I’m losing weight! My body is toning up and I’m only on Level 1. There are 3 more advanced levels..!
   
   You will notice, more energy, more focus and a happier attitude. I think Oxycise is better for depression than any pills.
   Rating: 5 / 5

2. smart star

   2010 Sep 20 2

   The book is good. Like any self-help – it requires work/
   
   The advice is very solid and proven to work.
   
   I bought the used version – and it is quite unpleasant -
   
   there were pencil marks and notes everywhere -
   
   some finger marks, overall – yukeees.
   
   couldn’t touch it – will order new next time.
   Rating: 4 / 5

3. Patricia A. Greenizer

   2010 Sep 20 3

   I am so excited to find out this information.I am letting everyone I come in contact with know
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. Mme christine Jammes Tremblay

   2010 Sep 21 4

   Since menopause, I have many more problems that my regular Callanetics programm could handle. In 1986, i began to practice Callanetics that erased my saddle bags and did great but then, i was menopaused and Callanetics revealed its shortcomings. What to do against this sagging skin, this cellulite all over my body, especially around my arms? my researches made me think that breathing exercises are the answer to all that and more. I tried many breathing execise programs, they are boring, time consuming and for some of the, dangerous. Oxycise is adapted to glaucoma condition like mine, it take no time at all to practice every day, it is a tremendous breathing program coupled, at the same time, to a workout programm that curve and sculpt my figure better that other programs. So, clearly said, you do not have to do a breathing workout every day, and a physical workout every day. Just oxycise, only 15 minutes! In 2006, the new Callanetics programm, “Callanetics evolution” was launched. It is a nice programm but like all other workouts, even TTapp, Bikram Yoga, it cause fatigue, is time consuming, incomplete, and it does not adress all your issues. I honestly gave a try to all kind of sophisticated workouts. Until recently, i thought that Callanetics evolution was the new answer for me, then, TTapp but since a few month of dedication to Oxycise, the results are there and they speak for themselves!To summ up, Oxycise does everything and more in a very short period of time every day, just 15 minutes that you can adapt; 5 minutes here, 5 other theres. My life have changed completely, that is why i call Oxycise, not only of simply a workout programm but a new way of life. Just a small exemple; since oxycise, i do not catch cold anymore! Bravo, Mrs Johnson and her marvelous team!
   Rating: 5 / 5

5. T. Patrick Killough

   2010 Sep 21 5

   OXYCISE! is an important tile in the breathing-based fitness mosaic. Jill Johnson, via her three-part packet of book, dvd and audio tape, describes, illustrates and praises a vigorous 15 minutes per day breathing workout.

   Breathe in deeply and quickly from your diaphragm, inhale three last times, then exhale fast with three final puffs. Repeat four more times. That is the basic exercise. Do it in a total of five different postures and you are done for the day: 15 minutes. Ms Johnson gives many additional postures and stretches, so you will not be bored. At first my wife got dizzy trying this fast, constricted breathing and I myself had a nose bleed.

   But it doesn’t take long, and you soon have a simple routine that you can vary by sitting, standing or lying down. And for the rest of the day, when you think about your breathing during a boring staff meeting or Red Hats Ladies meeting, just do a slow, steady version of the above (without the final puffs or sucks) and expand your lung capacity beyond the pitiful 20% that most of us upper chest breathers have come to think of as normal.

   And when you are routinely breathing at an enhanced 60% or 80% lung capacity, what are some good by-products?

   First, you will be better at any sport that responds to deep breathing, e.g. treadmilling or even marathoning.

   Second, you will add an extra dimension to your yoga, tai chi or other exercises.

   And, thirdly, with the Hindus and Buddhists you can study whole sciences of breathing and meditation.

   Fourthly, like her predecessor Pam Grout (JUMPSTART YOUR METABOLISM), Jill R. Johnson also claims that deep breathing on a regular basis will make you lose weight.

   Why would that work? Because, both women argue, oxygen burns (oxygenates) fat stored in our bodies. The more oxygen we breathe in, therefore, the more and faster we remove fat from our cells. And exhaling sucks fats and other wastes out of our body. Johnson cites many satisfied customers: deep breathing — fast or slow — causes weight loss.

   What’s more: deep, systematic, diaphragmatic breathing costs nothing. Save the cost of running shoes, gym dues and heavy exercise equipment.

   Hurrah! -OOO-
   Rating: 5 / 5