does it exercise both inhalation &amp; exhalation
1136190
This particular spirometer is for inhalation therapy according to manufacturer specs. Hope this helps.
1174480
It has an ionizer, but you can choose to use it or not. I'd have to check again, but it seems like it said that it doesn't ionize the air. When I turn on the ionizer, I do not notice any effects as from ionization. I have COPD and Apnea, and ionized air, is supposed to cause problems with those things.
2145680
Yes, it works out both arms and legs...especially if you do a program! Its one of the best pieces of equipment I have bought. I hope this help you.
1208386
Single exerciser only, so you will need to buy two to exercise both hands at the same time.
1182169
Well, I guess you could if you had the Himalayan salt, but the inhaler helps you to breathe in deeply through the mouth (and exhale through the nose) which is the way you're supposed to do it. And no, it doesn't warm it up or anything. Hope this helps.
265399
I don't think so. I used it with my hands for rehab after a shoulder replacement. I forced it to go around faster than the motor wanted it to and got more resistance out of it. That's not good for the motor but I didn't want to be a passive participant in the "exercise". I ended up buying a cheap non=electrical unit that has a thumb screw on top to increase the resistance. It also allowed me to go backwards. This Motorized cycle goes at a particular speed and you just hold on. It's funny that people comment that they don't get a very good work out with it. They are passive while the cycle moves their feet of hands around. Hope this helps
273310
No question. It has a lot of flexibility. I would expect no issues with that exercise.
150588
Yes it does. You have the ability to change your workout on the fly for more resistance and then less for a cool down.
2202070
Yes, it does. It takes just a couple of minutes to inflate or deflate the airbed.
1293563
Yes...works by itself...if you work the muscles at the same time You may have faster results.I did not see that ins thru cation in the manual? Please advise,
911032
Only partly. But just a few puffs of air inflates it quickly. It works best to inflate then deflate to the most comfortable level.
576643
Not separately, if you are wanting to do different levels at the same time. It is a great piece of equipment.
62966
No sweat. The workout is not with the inflation. You can purchase an extra hand pump to keep at home, and one came with it. So one at work, one at home. I did not deflate the ball, the one time I took it home.
619917
I use it before skiing in high altitudes. I have some lung damage because of being asthmatic all my life and need supplemental oxygen for this sport. I take two puffs when I wake up and again before I leave for the slopes. I carry the small one in my pocket and use it as needed.
1313723
Yes! I was a little worried about it at first but I help teach dance and use it and it works great...the only thing is that it can pick up your breathing sometimes but that's rare! Hope this helps
2198081
No, it does not, though it does have several programs that vary the work out. I would not recommend this product, as many people (including us) have had trouble with welds failing and the company does not stand behind this failure. We were able to get our weld fail repaired locally so we are still able to use the elliptical.
637126
I don't know. I bought a (independently written) book which discusses the method of exercise. I really like the machine and feel it helps me.