Today 40 to 80 percent of all people worldwide suffer from osteochondrosis. This disease mainly attacks people aged over 30, but sometimes young people can feel its symptoms for the first time at the age of 15-20. The disease affects people socially active, still long and relapses, so cripples strong society. Women are suffering from osteochondrosis more often than men, while men feel more acute pain.

What is osteochondrosis? Above all, this is the dystrophic process in the intervertebral discs. The disks gradually lose their elasticity and collapse. As a result, the space between vertebras is reduced and the roots of the spinal nerve become squeezed, causing pain and edematous neurovascular symptoms in the field. This, in turn, leads to more and more stifling pain and muscle spasm.

The osteochondrosis can attack any part of the spinal cord. If cervical spine is affected, brain circulation can be interrupted. This leads to headaches and dizziness and may be followed by pain in the shoulder joints (humeroscapular syndrome) and intermittent blood circulation in your hands. Thoracic spine forms of the disease often occur with pain in the heart and can be taken for angina. Lumbar spine forms of the disease are characterized by pain in waist and lower extremities with different intensity: from chronic nagging pain to acute pain attacks.

Arthritis is an inflammatory disease of the joints or inflammatory-dystrophic nature. It may be a primary disease (eg, spondylarthritis) or secondary disease or deuteropathy (like rheumatism, gout and tuberculosis). One or more (in case of polyarthritis) joints are affected. It manifests itself through pain, reddening of the skin, limiting the flexibility of joints and changes in their shape.

Arthrosis is a common disease on the basis of dystrophic changes in cartilage. It is due to metabolism disorders, exposure to occupational risks, chronic injuries, poisoning and others. Deformations of surfaces of accession bone pain, limitation of joint flexibility and deformation are their distinguishing features of this disease.

Respiratory exercises with the training device will help solve these problems!

Diaphragmatic breathing activates the blood circulation, improves handling and capillary supply of nutrients to tissues, including the cartilaginous tissues. On the other hand, diaphragmatic breathing intensifies excretory functions, helps clear the body, reduces the inflammatory effects, reduces the intensity of pain syndrome and improves joint flexibility.

Hypoxic factor enables the body to considerably increase its flexibility and strengthens the body resistance. Moreover, the gradual reduction of oxygen provokes the development of anaerobic (without oxygen) breathing activates reserves your body naturally of intense “self-recovery process.

Breathe with the breathing device and move actively without pain!