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Muscle contraction produces lactic acid, how can exercise restore pH?
»Aerobic Cardio »Fast Electrolytes »Deep Body pH Fitness »Exercise Economy Aerobic Cardio Fast restoration of acid base equilibrium requires a system of exercise that takes a 3-pronged approach to aerobic cardio. What's required is specialized engineering of both blood and lymphatic circulations, a respiratory fit that meets physiological demands of exercise without hyperventilation, and a significantly higher metabolism/ exertion ratio. To accomplish this triple feat it's necessary to synthesize both contemporary and traditional exercise modalities with accumulated scientific knowledge and relevant techniques for neuro-lymphatic stimulation. The
first consideration for a pH-balanced aerobic cardio warm-up is
neuro-lymphatic circulation. As the body uses up electrolytes to balance
excess acidity during training, fewer electrolytes are available for
deep body metabolism, slowing down total-body energy production and
cellular regeneration. Improving neuro-lymphatic circulation of
electrolytes not only helps the kidneys remove metabolites and excess
lactic acid, but the body responds to any increase in availability of
electrolytes by re-setting the pH (physiologic chemical balance) that
much faster. Although the kidneys function to remove and add
electrolytes in an attempt to normalize body pH, it's a very slow
process that can take hours if not days (as anyone who's experienced
recovery after a good workout can confirm). By designing a breathing/ movement sequence to produce the most economical movement that allows the body to perform each exercise without an oxygen debt at all degrees of intensity, the comprehensive scope integral to Body'Fit pH Fitness™ (short form... pHx™) ensures that homeostatic Peak Metabolic Potential is achieved i.e. without stress. Of course this precludes the pHx warm-up cool down is worked with precision, and in the indicated order in a rhythmical non-stop flow. Complete instructions are available online.
Deep body pH Fitness Body'Fit provides a successful tool for balancing body pH in a flash; no hyperventilation or oxygen debt is ever observed during performance of the warm-up routine regardless of speed, duration, or intensity. All you need do is try it for first hand proof that when the natural laws for an exact physiological fit are followed, a healthy alkaline pH is achievable at all degrees of performance speed, intensity, and duration... unlike the same old same old. |
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