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use of aerobika long term and vest

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The difference I noticed after I started using it again was a gradual lessening of the amount of sputum. I don't have near as much sputum as some people seem to have and no cough, but apparently there was enough kind of "stuck" in my smaller airways that I did not realize was adding up over time. I noticed it was getting harder to breath deeply in my spin class at the gym and it was becoming a chore. It is an intense class anyway, but this was clearly different. After a couple of weeks of using the vest and clearing out some of what seemed to me to be a variety of old crud, my performance and ease of doing the spin class improved and my sputum is now minimal. I'm not quite Lance Armstrong but I can outspin a lot of my classmates my age and younger! Ha-ha! 🙂

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Thank you very much for sharing. What a great experience you had. You could take a spin class, that is impressive. My last infection changed my health a great deal, I have trouble breathing often, not sure what it is. I believe that the vest has to do something, it is nice you noticed that it is working for you.

Thanks again.
Ling

Spin class is like an airway clearance exercise for me. I choose a bike in the back, where there is a ledge. I bring a little cup and paper towels with me because I cough a lot out during the class! I don't think anyone is noticing me because it is dark and loud in there!
I just wished I enjoyed it more so I would do it more often. I work on my rebounder (mini-trampoline) at home for cardio. That's a lot of fun but I don't cough like I do in spin class.