Over the past decade, whole body vibration (WBV) has become more popular as people look for easier ways to stay active. There is ample evidence now that shows that WBV can improve strength, flexibility, and circulation in as little as… [Read More]
Health is more than just eating well or exercising. It is also about balance within your body, your mind, and your energy systems. Many people struggle with fatigue, stubborn weight, or unexplained symptoms, even when they try to live a… [Read More]
If you’ve tried everything from calorie counting to high-intensity workouts and still feel stuck in your weight loss journey, you are one of many. Many people struggle with motivation, joint pain, fatigue, or just a busy schedule that makes exercise… [Read More]
Whole Body Vibration Tour! I will be traveling around the country, coast to coast by car for the next six months bringing Whole Body Vibration to as many people as I can – I’m Johnny Appleseed in the 21st century! I will head south first – its way too cold in the north for me! January events:… [Read More]
Trouble: What Can I Do? Last month, Laurin, a mother of two, called to ask me if vibration could help her son Michael with his allergies. She told me that he had developed allergies as a small child and that over the years they had tried all kinds of over-the-counter drugs, prescription medications, and natural… [Read More]
Peter called me in December 2013 wanting to get started with Whole Body Vibration. He had been hearing about its many anti-aging and empowering benefits, such as brain and neurological stimulation, increased bone density, human growth hormone, testosterone, and serotonin levels, and lowered pain and inflammation, all wrapped up in a quick, effective workout. He… [Read More]
Nancy P. had to stop exercising because of chronic lower back pain. She was also feeling drained and stressed, with low energy, incontinence, and moodiness. She had tried many natural approaches as well as western medicine but with little effect. Two weeks after starting her Whole Body Vibration (WBV) program with me, along with a… [Read More]
When I met Sophia, she was in her mid-50s and wanted to lose at least 40 pounds. She also had high blood pressure, cholesterol, and triglycerides (which had been treated with medications for many years), and numerous digestive system symptoms (gas, bloating, heartburn, and constipation). She had tried numerous diet programs, sometimes lost some weight,… [Read More]
Dick After the 2012 Boston Marathon When I met Dick in 2007, he was a long-time runner who had been forced to give up running entirely since 2000 due to the severe pain and lack of function in both feet. In his 30 years of running before this life-altering situation side-lined him, he had completed… [Read More]
Whole Body Vibration (WBV) is exploding in popularity worldwide with millions of people using it and enjoying the many benefits of this intensive body, mind, and spirit exercise system. Developed in Russia forty years ago for their astronauts and athletes, it is now used by NASA, athletes, and people from all walks of life around… [Read More]
A Potent Anti-Depressant Effect Whole Body Vibration raises serotonin – the major anti-depressant neurotransmitter (natural chemical) in your brain. This effect happens very quickly – many people report a better mood, greater energy, and better sleep by the next day, some report they are calmer and happier by the time they get off the vibration… [Read More]
What is detoxing and why do you need it? Our environment is loaded with thousands of toxins, including heavy metals, environmental toxins, prescription medications and antibiotics. It is estimated that there are over 30,000 chemicals in common usage today in the US. As much as we try to avoid them, if you eat, drink and breathe… [Read More]
Physiological changes seen with WBV that increase energy levels: WBV has been show to increase testosterone levels which is linked in both men and women to their energy level, mood and libido, as well as sexual performance in men. As men get older their testosterone level gradually declines — typically about 1 percent a year after age 30. Women have testosterone… [Read More]