FAQ's - Frequently Asked Questions
10. What about immune system disorders like
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia?
For people suffering from Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome, Fibromyalgia and similar debilitating conditions, it is
important to experience exercise in spite of the general sense of
fatigue. Many people with these conditions report feeling better
after undertaking a moderate exercise plan. However, most people
with CFS are sensitive to overexertion, and excessive exercise may
lead to consistently worsening fatigue and mental functioning. Exercise
should therefore be gentle and in short sessions.
The Surge of Chi Exerciser can be used
selectively and moderately by those with CFS and other debilitating
conditions, starting with very short sessions at a slow speed. As
they get used to the gentle and rhythmic motion of the exerciser,
they will normally start to feel confident to gradually increase
session time and to find the speed at which they are most comfortable.
We strongly advise that they should consult with their regular healthcare
practitioner and even though they may get significant benefits from
using it, they should not rely upon the Exerciser as a ‘cure-all’.
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