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Welcome back to Jason Eden Rediscovering your Body's divine design.
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I'm your host, Carolyn Thompson, and today we're bouncing into
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a topic that's both playful and profound. The power of
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a rebounder or mini trampoline to stimulate your body's lymphatic system,
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flush toxins, improve circulation, boost immune resilience, and yes, to
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help you honor your body as the temple God designed.
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In this episode, we're going to cover what the lymphatic
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system is and why it matters. How movement, especially rebounding,
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uniquely stimulates limp flow, supporting tools like vibration plates, sauna
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and massage. What happens when limp flow is neglected spoiler
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Tosin's built systems bogged down. And we'll finish with a
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guided rebounder session you can do at home. We'll integrate
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wisdom from experts like doctor Barbara O'Neill, Gary Brecca, Dave Asprey,
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doctor Daniel Pampa, and more voices who bring different perspectives
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and reinforce this message. So grab your rebounder or a
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safe step, settle in, breathe deep. Let's bounce into renewal. First,
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what is the lymphatic system, and why is it so essential.
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Unlike your circulatory bloodstream, which has the heart as a pump,
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your limp fhatic system does not have a central pump.
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It relies on muscle contraction, joint motion, gravity shifts, and
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pressure changes to move fluid movement matters. Here's how some
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expert voices put it. Doctor Daniel Pompa says, quote, the
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lymph is the sewage system of your body. It's designed
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to remove everything you don't want in there. Viruses, bacteria, toxins, parasites, fungus,
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cancer cells, even your own metabolic waste. If it does
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not get out, its stays inside you. I call it
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the body aquarium unquote. David Aspury noted on his channel, quote,
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your lymphatic system circulates, cleans and filters leftovers in your body.
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At the same time, your lymphatic system is exposed to
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many toxins unquote. So what does this mean? Practically, your
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lymph carries excess interstitial fluid, which is fluid between your cells,
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the proteins, cellular debris, immune waste, and returns it to
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the venous circulation via lymph nodes and ducts. I guess
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it's the venous circulation. When lymph is stagnant, you can
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get fluid retention, puffiness, sluggish immunity, slower healing, and even
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brain fog. Now, movement, muscle contraction, breathing, shifting gravity or
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pressure are key to pumping the lymph from a christin
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wellness lens. God designed us for movement our bodies. Circulation
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and lymphatic flow are a part of that designed harmony.
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When we help the system move, we steward our bodies. Well.
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Here's where the fund comes in. The rebounder. Yes, bouncing
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like a kid can actually be a serious wellness tool.
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Why because when you bounce, you repeatedly go up and down,
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changing gravitational load, changing pressure, opening and closing your lymph
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valve networks, and activating muscle pumps. Doctor Barbara O'Neil says, quote,
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your rebounder is your lymphatic stimulator. When you rebound every day,
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it is helping the body cleanse the tissues unquote. Human
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biologist Gary Breca emphasize this in his Molden Talx and
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Detox work. Quote rebounding that's jumping up and down on
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a little trampoline, dry brushing and lymphatic drainage are excellent
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ways to help your lymph system start to pull these
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things out of your tissue unquote. So now let's break
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the specific benefits of rebounding for lymph flow, gravity shifts,
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and valve activation. The up and down motion causes internal
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pressure changes in lymph vessels, helping the fluid move whole
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body movement. When you bounce with arms, legs, core, you
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activate more muscle pumps and limp channels than just say
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like walking, low impact alternative for people who need a
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gentler exercise that still stimulates circulation, rebounding is very effective
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accessibility and consistency. You can keep a mini trampoline at home,
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do short bursts make it habitual, and experts emphasize consistency
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versus intensity. Doctor O'Neill has suggested simple routines like three minutes,
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three times a day. Now, with that in mind, I
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wanted to share something. First of all, if you are
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worried about purchasing a mini trampoline or rebounder, understand how
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easy it is to have access to one. You don't
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have to spend a lot of money. We actually just
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went on Facebook Marketplace and we purchased an adult trampoline
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or a little adult rebounder for fifteen dollars, and if
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you look on the bottom of the rebounder, it usually
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tells you it goes up to two hundred and twenty pounds.
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So different ones go up to different weights, but fifteen
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dollars is very reasonable. It's like brand new and it's
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very sturdy. There's a lot of different rebounders and trampolines
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on Facebook marketplace in different places that you can buy used.
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Just make sure you see enough pictures of it to
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be able to tell how much it's been used. Like,
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for instance, this particular one had a picture underneath of
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the bottom, and I can tell by the condition of
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the springs they were in perfect condition that this one
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had barely been used and had no rest or anything
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or anywhere on it. So if you keep looking every day,
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you will find one, and you'll find one at a
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good price if you're interested in doing this. As far
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as doctor O'Neill suggesting simple routines like three minutes three
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times a day, that might not sound like very much
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time on the trampoline, and you might be thinking, oh,
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I can do way more than that. Well, I've taken
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a lot of several mile walks with my husband, and
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brisk walks. I have been on the treadmill with elevation
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and weights in both hands, and I've I can do
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pretty well. I've got some pretty good stamina. But when
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I got on the rebounder, oh my goodness, I'm almost
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too embarrassed to say how long I was able to
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handle it before I had to hop off. Let's just
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say that three minutes is good enough for me three
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times a day. That doesn't sound too bad. If you
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take breaks in between, you might wake up and after
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you get dressed, just go three minutes. Who doesn't have
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three minutes three times a day? And then maybe before
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you leave you know, your home for work, just do
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three more minutes. And then maybe when you get home,
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do three minutes before you have dinner, or three minutes
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an hour after dinner. There are so many ways to
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fit this into a normal routine. And I actually felt
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really energized after doing this. The first time. I was first,
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I was really tired, out of breath, but once I recovered,
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I really really felt the I felt the circulation happening
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in my body, and I felt energized, and it was
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very surprising to me. That after only one time of
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doing this, and especially how tired I felt after that.
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Once I recovered, how fantastic I felt. And there's even
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like a glow when you look at yourself in the mirror.
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You can tell that you got your circulation going and
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you just look energized. So here are some practical pointers.
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Start with a health bounce feet hip width, soft landing,
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upright posture, bounce high, modest, just a few inches. Doctor
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Barbara O'Neill actually says, you really don't hardly have to
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get up off of the rebounder at all. You don't
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have to bounce really high after your comfortable ad variations
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like arm swings, march, bounce, side to side, high knees.
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I know I was having fun after this. By the
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second day, I was going side to side and I
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was having some fun with it. The duration five to
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ten minutes works well for limp stimulation. You don't need
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to exhaust yourself. The frequency daily or most days is
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ideal for limp flow. Brevity plus consistency, so you can
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do sporadic high intensity if you feel comfortable for better benefits.
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As far as safety is concerned, make sure you use
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a stable base, a non slip surface. I wear my
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tennis shoes on mine. I know a lot of people
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would will do it barefoot or in socks. I just
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like to put my running shoes on and do it
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that way. So you want to make sure you're maintaining
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good balance and posture, which I probably didn't. I was
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pretty anxious to get on it and see what it
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felt like. If you have joint or balance issues, make
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sure you start slow or hold a bar. Now, we
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have an other rebounder that I purchased on Amazon, and
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this one does have a bar. I didn't feel the
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need to hold onto the bar, but some people might
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feel more comfortable with one, so it's not a bad idea.
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So make sure that you pair this with hydration and
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deep breathing. I know for me, I started getting out
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of breath pretty quick, and so I did kind of
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slow down and let myself stop for a second and
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just breathe deep. Your limp system responds better when you're
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well hydrated and breathing deeply. So this doesn't just exercise
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for vanity, it's movement for renewal. And as you bounce,
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imagine that you're lifting your body, but lifting the burden
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of stagnation and vigrating your temple, allowing life to flow freely.
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Rebounding is a key star, but it shines brighter when
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used with supporting tools in a holistic lymphatic flow stack.
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Let's walk through other modalities, how they compliment the rebounder,
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and how you can integrate them into a routine. Vibration
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plate whole body vibration. I don't know if you ever
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heard of this before, but we bought one, oh gosh,
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four or five years ago, and I saw it on
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I'm kind of a sucker for a sales pitch. I
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was watching it on either HSENT or QBC, one of
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those channels, and when I saw the girl talking about
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it and discussing all the benefits and everything, I really
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got excited, and I thought, oh, I've got to have this.
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And so it's funny. I thought I have to have this,
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but I actually bought it for my husband as a
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gift knowing that i'd be using it, So it's really fun.
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Vibration plates are pretty fun. They're kind of wild. The
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one thing I noticed when I first used the vibration plate,
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which is very odd, is how itchy my face felt
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because it does vibrate your whole body. Now you can
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stand on it at different angles and different things. And
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people have all these different ways of using the vibration plate.
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But when you haven't used one before and then you
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get on the vibration plate, and I was just doing
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basic standing legs apart, and I tried to go high
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and low to get a feel for it. And I
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like to stand up for about ten minutes at a time.
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If you haven't done it in a long time, where
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you've never done it, you might be surprised to find
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out that all of that stimulation and movement of the
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flus in your body can create and like an itchy
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make you feel itchy all over. So I especially felt
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this itchiness in my face. However, I will say this,
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vibration plates are really fun. And if you put say
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you put it in front of a TV or something
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and you just watch a show. Before you know it,
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it's done, and it's almost done too, it's almost over
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too quickly for me. Because I really enjoy it. I
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highly recommend it. I definitely feel the difference after I'm
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done doing this. Now. Vibration plates deliver oscillating forces that
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mimic the up and down micro motion of rebounding. Some
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biohackers use vibration to stimulate lymph and venous return. So
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the mention of a mini trampoline in Ben Greenfield's routine
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via Gary Berecas mentioned shows a re emphasis on bounce
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as a morning catalyst. So starting the day with a
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mini trampoline is a great way to get yourself get
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your blood flow moving after you've been laying stagnant all
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night long. It's a great way to get yourself energized
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and ready for the day. As well as routines like
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the sauna and heat and types of ways of sweating modalities.
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I know right now it's kind of popular to go
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do a type of gym, like what is that like
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the I want to say the bike, the speed bike
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in a hot saana. So they have these like hot
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gyms and I can't remember what exactly they call them.
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Maybe it's hot gym. And so it's really popular right
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now to work out and they call it hot yoga.
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They have hot pilates and different things with while you're
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sweating to help speed things up. If you're new to
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this kind of thing, I would say start slow because
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you could get really dizzy. And also think about your electrolyts.
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When you sweat out, you have to replace, so you
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want to be able to If you're going to be
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doing this, you want to start off slow and make
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sure to replace your electrolytes. Sweating doesn't directly pump your lymph,
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but it supports theso dilation. It improves your circulation, It
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enhances detox pathways via skin, and supports fluid shifting. Gary
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Breca says this quote, infrared and dry sonnets are amazing
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for removing these toxins from the body. Unquote. Now, doctor
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Pampa says this quote. The limph. He said, this is
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the sewage system of your body. As we heard earlier,
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you literally swim in it. If your filter system doesn't work,
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you don't stand a chance in hell of reaching your
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full potential. Unquote Doctor Nicholson's quote body aquarium unquote. Analogy
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emphasizes movement plus the pumping motion dry brushing or foam rolling,
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which stimulate the superficial limph flow. Manual techniques stimulate nodes
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and pathways that can also include massage. So things like walking, pilates, swimming, skipping,
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arm swings, diophragmatic breathing all activate your limp flow. Biohacker
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Dave Aspy pointed out that rhythmic bilateral motion like walking
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and paddling also supports lymph and glymphatic flow without hydration,
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the lymph thickens nutrition rich in anti inflammatory foods supports
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tissue repair. Poor sleep and chronic stress impair your lymph
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and glymphatic clearance. So here is a sample routine integration.
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We talked about this earlier. Start out your mourning with
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five to ten minutes on the rebounder and start our
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bouncing to activate that limp and yet yourself breathing deep.
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By mid day, hydrate yourself and do some dry brushing,
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or if you can take a short walk in the
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afternoon or evening, you could use a vibration plate or
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have a saunaccession for ten to twenty minutes to support
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your detox and your circulation. Make sure to incorporate a
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recovery day. You can use that day for stretching or
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using a foam roller for manual lymphatic drainage, and also