HOUSTON, TX. – A new device designed to combat the effects of breathlessness could help almost anyone who suffers from it to enhance the quality of their lives.<\/p>\n
The PowerLung\u00ae Breather is designed to give any individual the ability to train – using an adjustable level of resistance – the muscles which control the action of inhaling and exhaling. It is the only device of its kind available that can exercise both sets of muscles and like all PowerLung models – which include products for elite sportsmen and women – is designed to relieve the effects of Dyspnoea, or breathlessness. Huge demand for the other products in the unique PowerLung\u00ae range has led the company to introduce the new, low cost non-athlete model which is perfect for use by those who want to do more walking, leisurely bicycle riding, gardening or perhaps just want to enjoy more quality time with their children or grandchildren. Anyone using the Breather should find breathing – even in normal daily activities – easier. PowerLung also say the new model is an ideal accessory for anyone trying to stop smoking. The inhale and exhale training offered by the device will help the individual develop their ability to breathe deeply and efficiently.<\/p>\n
The benefits of training the breathing muscles can be felt in just a few days, and it doesn’t require hours and hours of use. “Our research and feedback from users suggests that anyone using a PowerLung product for even four minutes a day, doing three sets of 10 deep breaths will benefit,” commented Carolyn Morse of PowerLung. “The 90 second Quick Start program – the minimum recommended program – requires that just 10-15 breaths per day once only, which is less time than it takes to brush your teeth!”<\/p>\n
Several studies have demonstrated that individuals who trained their respiratory muscles using products such as PowerLung\u00ae did notice significant benefits or improvements in their own performances. In several cases a reduction in both the severity of asthma attacks and decrease or elimination of dyspnoea was reported.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
HOUSTON, TX. – A new device designed to combat the effects of breathlessness could help almost anyone who suffers from it to enhance the quality of their lives. The PowerLung\u00ae Breather is designed to give any individual the ability to train – using an adjustable level of resistance – the muscles which control the action…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1001011,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[25],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n