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Testimonials

“I was very curious about the Chi Exerciser as I had been suffering with a stiff neck and shoulders. Immediately I could feel my spine begin to relax. The various points of tension started to ease. I look forward to using it, and it's become affectionately known as the "Wiggle Machine" in our home. Now we are learning new negotiation skills so my husband, 3 sons and I all get a go on it when we want.”
Greta Brenman, Kingston-upon-Thames  

“I find the Chi Exerciser works very well for me as a preventative measure. If for example I’ve been doing very hard physical work and wake up the next morning feeling stiff and aching, 10 minutes on the Exerciser seems to loosen me up a lot, and allows me to continue working. After using it for a couple of weeks I felt that my whole spine had loosened up considerably. I experience an immediate sense of relaxation after using it. Other very noticeable changes are improved sleep, and a general decrease in back problems.”
John Wadlow, Devon

“I am so glad to have discovered the Surge of Chi Exerciser, which has completely changed my energy levels. I use it twice a day, and now feel so much more alive. It helps me to relax and get much better sleep.”
Margaret Richer, Bristol

"After using the Surge of Chi Exerciser for a few days I started to notice some changes. Even though I am only able to run it at quite a slow speed because of my poor health condition, it was clear after 2 weeks that I was enjoying better quality sleep and an improvement in my overall sense of well-being. I enjoy using it on a daily basis. The feeling after using it is like a headache being lifted.”
Frank Fallows, Bradford

“I am enjoying much improved mobility in my neck, shoulders and back since I began using the Chi Exerciser.  I can move more freely and I feel taller than before. I find that regular use of the Chi Exerciser is very balancing and relaxing and overall I feel calmer and more able to cope with a very busy life. I have been wanting to lose weight for quite a long time but have not had the motivation to do so until recently.  Since I began using the exerciser I have felt much more focused and able to set and achieve realistic goals.”  
Jane Chamberlain, Gloucestershire.

“Having purchased one of your Chi Exercisers, I am delighted with the results...... Thank you for bringing this revolutionary machine to my attention. I would not hesitate to recommend it to others.”
Brian Withers, Worcestershire

“I have been using the Chi Exerciser for a few months now. Although I'm a fairly fit and healthy 52-year-old, the Exerciser always brings my energy up, starting with a great tingling feeling all over my body as soon as I turn the machine off. The most obvious benefit for me has been the change in my energy levels. I find that I can work longer hours without feeling so tired. I also find I am able to get up earlier without feeling sleepy - I think the relaxation effect is giving me better sleep, as well as increasing energy.”
Jonathan Baker, Bristol

“ Spasm and pain. It's my legs again.
This time it is bad, the worst relapse I've had.
Sleep is elusive. Moving is hard. Fatigue gains a hold.
A yoga therapist calls weekly. He stretches aching limbs.
Oh, when will I be up and walking again?
Then a chi exercise machine swinging my legs, to and fro, to and fro.
Just a few minutes daily, laid on a bed.
Slowly at first, then a touch faster. Relaxing. Breathing.
Pain reduces. Sleep improves. Fatigue decreases.
The peddle exerciser is no longer a chore. I want to do more!
Movement is joy. It is back in my body.
Down on the floor for twists and stretches.
Then on the machine for "rides", better than ever.
With the aid of a chair I get up by myself.
Flexibility and wellbeing once lost are reclaimed.
"It helps the little muscles too", the voice on the radio said.
The novel walking aid arrived to help balance and foot drag.
It is true, I now wiggle my toes and can feel my feet.
I do it all daily. It is a pleasure, a treat.
Now I'm out through the door, dreaming of striding o'er Exmoor.”

Judith Morrison, Exeter - diagnosed as having Secondary Progessive Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Note: "The novel walking aid" Judith refers to in this poem is the Musmate - available at www.musmate.com. She gives a more detailed review of her experience with the Surge of Chi Exerciser on her website at http://www.enjoylivingcontentedly.com/Links/chi.htm

A sample of testimonials from Healthcare Professionals is given here. pressrelease.htm