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Does pH exercise help get rid of brain fog?
Oxygen To Brain Generally bones and muscles take about an hour to feel in place, the cardio vascular system another hour, and the brain is fully functioning about three hours after waking up. Of course the demands of life usually interrupts this process, and the subsequent stress impacts our performance at work and the gym. Over time the stress of early morning rising shows up as an acceleration in aging unless you have a way to oxygenate deep organs quickly while normalizing body pH in a matter of minutes. Compression requires precise engineering, just any random combination of exercises won't do it. The capillary networks in the deep organs can develop in cardiovascular capacity just as they do in skeletal muscle, just not very much with physical training per se. A common misconception about getting more circulation into the brain cells is that all you have to do is get the head below the hips and legs - that a head stand will do it, or working out on an incline. It's true the force of gravity will raise blood pressure in the cranium, temporarily. And so it helps. However it's not a complete solution with sufficient power to withstand the demands of work and activities all day long, necessary to attract success. I know you also enjoy walking, fresh air, sunshine, I do too, but sometimes it's not always available, and in any case cannot increase blood supply to the brain and pineal gland. Acceleration of brain focus requires a specialized routine, which includes pHx DynaStretch techniques that awaken the neural system in the sequence the anatomical cavities naturally wake up in the morning. And even this still is not enough to produce a sustainable increase in circulation to the brain via the pineal gland. If you want an increase in oxygen to continue once you return to the upright position, it's necessary to equalize circulation in all tissues of the body under conditions of pH balance in blood and cellular fluid. That's quite a tall order, however achieving sustainable chemical balance this fast during exercise is not possible otherwise (usually it takes hours or even days for the kidneys to neutralize acidity after a good exercise workout). A surefire method that refreshes brain power comprehensively in 7 to 14 minutes is Body'Fit pH Fitness™ exercise (short form... pHx™). Body'Fit pHx, as a total body all-muscle cardio warm-up cool down is designed to normalize body pH alkalinity very fast, boosting Peak Metabolic Potential™ (PMP™) in all tissues in as little as 7 minutes by opening up deep blood vessels (which usually constrict during exercise when the muscles pull most of the blood out of the body). Body’Fit pH Fitness exercise optimizes IQ, EQ. PQ integrity even if you haven't had time during your workout to fully stretch and balance VO2max equally in both small and large muscles, stimulate all the endocrine and neural plexus in the five anatomical cavities, and equalize vascular and lymphatic circulations in both deep and superficial tissues. When metabolic voltage throughout the body rises rapidly in a flash, and oxygen reserves are set at an entirely new level, mental clarity becomes more sustainable, and builds vascular capacity in all tissues, deep organs, nerves, and glands (usually only skeletal muscle can develop vascular capacity.) By the way, what's often overlooked regarding the enlargement of the heart which occurs in trained athletes, is that without a way to get more oxygen into the heart muscle, it's the default of the body's adaptive attempt to increase oxygen (a natural self defence mechanism because acidosis of the heart can provoke a heart attack). Heart muscle tissue doesn't usually get the same increase in circulation as skeletal muscle during exercise (almost no increase at all at one/tenth of 1% while the large long muscles get an increase of up to 90%). Balancing the neural system prevents both sympathetic and parasympathetic dominance symptomatic of overtraining and neurological disease such as Alzheimer's. This is integral to Body'Fit pH Fitness exercise design. Because the cranial cavity is encased in bone, there's little room for increasing blood circulation to the brain. except for the pineal gland which has a profuse blood supply second only to the kidneys. However you'll soon notice this small difference can make a significant impact on brain fog, with appropriate neural and vascular engineering that prevents the draining of blood out of the pineal gland during exercise. Especially since respiration design keeps oxygen levels in deep organs at par with rising metabolic rate in muscles, without hyperventilation, i.e. under conditions of pH balance. Usually during gym workouts and endurance intervals, circulation to the viscera in the upper and lower abdomen drops below resting levels, virtually shunted away from the deep tissues. That's the first thing that happens, even if you're working out on an incline. When abdominal organs are sluggish, brain freeze is sure to surface. Hyperventilation lowers CO2 in the cranium constricting brain blood vessels somewhat, and accelerating brain aging. Additionally, unless the heart is already well-oxygenated before you even step onto the treadmill, heart tissue itself gets only a tiny fraction of an increase even during exercise. To keep the heart safe and sound when performing cardio exercise; it requires a much greater oxygen saturation than is possible doing intervals on the treadmill. It has to be intentionally engineered exercise for this purpose since most blood the heart pumps will go to skeletal muscle, otherwise. The physiological reality is that with the exception of muscle arteries, adrenaline shrinks blood vessel diameter in the rest of the body, it doesn't expand blood vessels in deep tissues as a general rule. Even though core temperature rises with increased cardiac output the constriction of deep blood vessels reduces blood volume in the internal organs relative to exertion stress (contrary to popular belief). That's the challenge. The only reason metabolism speeds up in muscle tissue (almost exclusively) is because the by-products of metabolism like lactic acid are produced which override the effects of artery-constricting adrenaline on the muscles. Plus as lactic acid builds up, the increase in heat and decrease in oxygen in the organs, makes body pH even more acidic undermining mental acuity. |
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