With rebounding exercise, an upward bounce against the downward pull of gravity closes millions of the one-way valves that regulate the flow of fluid.
Moving down again releases pressure in these valves.
The increased G-Force, experienced when you land and depress the rebounder mat encourages a healthy surge of fluid throughout your whole body.
As the pressure in your tissues changes, the flow of lymph is shunted on.
Your body thrives on the change in speed and direction with rebounding exercise that occurs twice with each jump
To create an increase in pressure, to stimulate circulation and move the lymph forward you depend on
Changes in gravitational pull, Muscular contractions
Respiratory pressure, with deep, full, breathing
Changes in atmospheric pressure
Activation of calf, thigh and abdominal muscles
With rebounding exercise on a mini trampoline, you are using the forces of gravity, acceleration and deceleration to strengthen every cell in your body, without the trauma and the stress impact to your muscles, tissues and joints that of other types of exercise can cause.
There are over 300 lymph nodes in your neck, head and throat area - more than anywhere else in your body.
The function of these lymph nodes is mainly to drain toxins from your brain. If blockages in your lymph become stagnant, toxins are not able to drain efficiently.
Your liver is loaded with lymphatic vessels, which transport fats and proteins as well as carting off wastes. With rebounding exercise on a rebounder you immediately activate the major elimination organs of the LUNGS, KIDNEYS, LIVER and SKIN.
Two types of Toxins influence your Health
ENDO-TOXINS are released from within your body from cellular metabolism
EXO-TOXINS are absorbed into your body from the outside world, food and fluids, drugs, breath, and pollution
You have more lymph vessels than blood in your body, although they flow in one direction only, from the smallest capillaries to the largest ducts.
Blood and lymph are interlaced throughout your body, merging to help each other, often running parallel routes, until they blend again, when lymph is tipped back into your bloodstream, via the large subclavian veins, behind your collarbone.
The more you pump blood and lymph around the liver, which is loaded with lymphatic vessels, the better it will operate.
Rebounding exercises on a mini trampoline stimulate lymphatic circulation in the liver to transport fats and proteins, as well as carting off numerous wastes.
Rebounding offers a natural laxative, decongesting your bowel, and stimulating the processes of digestion
Muscular reflexes are stimulated when exercising on a mini trampoline, which strengthen the muscles of your alimentary tract and the movement of your colon
Rebounding speeds transit time of your food and regulate bowel motions
When rebounding, several conditions are activated simultaneously to provide a pump for your entire lymphatic system.
You depend on an increase in pressure below the valves of the lymphatic vessels, to open the leaf and shunt lymph forward.
Your liver has hundreds of duties to carry out - among them the breaking down and distribution of toxins.
If it becomes overwhelmed, which is the case for many in the toxic hotpot that has become our world, it simply stops dealing with all the toxins that come its way.
Toxins are mainly broken down and distributed for disposal by your skin, bowels, kidneys, lungs and liver.
Your liver swings into overload if it gets bombarded, and liver cells themselves begin to die off, adding to the toxic load.
Your Whole Body Benefits With Daily rebounding exercise!
HEALTH BENEFITS WHEN EXERCISING ON A REBOUNDER
Lymph naturally flows very slowly, with about 4 fluid ounces moving every hour.
When you are inactive between one-fifth and two-fifth of a teaspoon of fluid is drained each minute, as opposed to up to four teaspoons when you are rebounding.
Along lymph pathways, beadlike nodes are found, which vary in size, from a pinpoint to a cherry. They act as deprogramming stations for your cancerous cells, prevent viruses from invading further, and filter debris from your circulation.
Fat, for the most part, isn't initially transported to your bloodstream, but absorbed through the intestinal wall into lymphatic vessels known as lacteals.
Fat is picked up in the form of droplets, or as free fatty acids and glycerols, to be transported through your lymphatics before entering your bloodstream.
Rebounding exercise on Mini trampoline rebounders offers a Great Way to Recharge your Metabolism and to Boost all Body Systems
Your METABOLISM consists of all chemical processes that take place in your body, including the building up of new tissues and the breaking down and disposal of old ones.
Metabolism is a continuous process whereby every chemical change either uses or releases energy.
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