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January 9, 2009

Tell Me The Differences Between The Drx9000 And Other Non-surgical Spine Decompression Units?

It is not a surprise to hear about the DRX9000 and how it is superior to other devices, but what truly sets apart the DRX9000 from any other spinal decompression table?

A non-surgical spine decompression device may only be as effective as its clinical research data illustrates. We hope you do make a decision based on facts and not just the word of a complete stranger. Safety and effectiveness should be the primary concern when it involves a patient’s health How can this device improve my patient’s back condition? These are the topics that should be discussed. Do you concur? After all, the goal is to provide your chronic back pain patients with the highest level of care not just a visually pleasing system

In order to demonstrate how Axiom Worldwide has managed to sell over 1,700 units worldwide, let’s take the above mentioned rationale a step further. For this example, let’s just say that all non-surgical back decompression devices are said to be equally effective. If this were the case, what would make the DRX9000 any different from the competition?

Very Reliable, Ongoing Client Support, Quality Components, Treatment Effectiveness

The DRX9000 is made up of components not available to any other manufacturer.

Background Information - Strategic Partnerships

Strategic partnerships between important technology groups ensure a two-way flow of design and manufacturing expertise, improve Axiom Worldwide products, and ultimately improve your patient’s treatment outcomes. They demonstrate mutual confidence in the strength of the partnering company’s product offering, and a long-term commitment to jointly bring the best concepts to the marketplace.

Nippon Bearing (NB) specialty bearings support the floating lower mattress as it glides back and forth during a lumbar decompression treatmentspine decompression treatment on the DRX9000. Today, those bearings are lubricated with X-1R technology Lubricants. Axiom Worldwide and Nippon Bearing worked together to evaluate X1-R technology in the bearings utilized by the DRX9000 by developing a test bench and performing exhaustive engineering validations. This mixture has proved to be rather valuable, as recent test data supplied by Nippon Bearing shows great results.

Visit AxiomWorldwide.com to learn more about recenlt released test data by Nippon Bearing.

Danaher-Motion servo-amplifier and servo-motor technology are at the heart of the DRX9000 design. They make the forces utilized for treatment which are coupled through Danaher-Motion’s Micron gearhead. Axiom Worldwide and Danaher’s Motion Micron worked together to evaluate the X1-R technology in the gearhead utilized by the DRX9000 by developing a test bench and carry out exhaustive engineering validations.

If you are an upper back pain sufferer and would like to learn more about non-surgical spinal decompression therapy, please ask your doctor if the DRX9000 is right for you.

Filed under Diseases, Conditions and Treatments by Joshua

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Lose Belly Fat–you Can’t Spot Reduce

For those of you looking to lose belly fat, it’s important that you have the right information in order to achieve your goals. If you’ve been doing countless sets of crunches, leg raises, or any other direct abdominal work in attempt to lose that spare tire, then you have the wrong information.

I’m about to show you why it’s absolutely impossible to lose belly fat no matter how many abdominal exercises you do. I’m also going to show you the right way to do it.

When you ask someone who seems to know about belly fat loss, they’ll give you an extensive abs routine consisting of crunches for the upper abs, reverse crunches or leg raises for the lower abs, and side crunches for the obliques. That should work your abs from all angles and melt that fat right from you belly, right?

No Way! That is completely false.

You will never lose belly fat by doing all of those abs exercises. Yes, you’ll end up with strong abs, and possibly even a six pack, but good will that do you if you have a roll of fat around them?

The reason direct ab work doesn’t work (pardon the pun) is that you can’t spot reduce. By spot reduction, I mean trying to lose fat from only one area, or body part.

It is therefore impossible to lose belly fat, and then not lose fat throughout the rest of your body.

In order to lose belly fat, you have to have a total fat loss plan. Fat won’t just disappear from your abdominal region simply because you’re doing every imaginable abs exercise. That’s not the way it works.

Fat loss occurs in the body as a whole. That means that if you want to lose belly fat, you have to have a fat loss strategy that burns fat throughout your body.

To lose belly fat, you have to change your workout focus away from direct ab work, and instead start doing the types of exercises that really burn fat. That’s heavy, compound exercises like squats, deadlifts, presses and rows. These exercises work most of the muscles of the body, along with their stabilizers. This, in turn, helps to release the hormones responsible for muscle gain, and fat loss. You can’t get that from crunches, or leg raises, and definitely not from side bends.

You also have to do cardio, but not in the way you’ve been taught. To lose belly fat, you have to do high intensity cardio. That low intensity stuff won’t produce a hormonal response the way high intensity, interval cardio does.

Simply put, high intensity cardio releases fat burning hormones, and revs up the metabolism in a way that slow, steady state, and long duration cardio never will.

Aside from heavy compound exercises and high intensity cardio, if you’re serious about losing belly fat you must also eat a healthy and well balanced diet to really lose that belly fat.

By healthy and well balanced I mean a diet that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables, lean meats such as chicken and fish, nuts (unsalted), and whole grains. Notice I didn’t mention anywhere that you must starve yourself. That’s not the way to lose belly fat, and it’s definitely not the way fat loss works.

If you starve yourself, or deprive your body of any of the macronutrients (i.e. proteins, fats, carbohydrates), you won’t lose belly fat. Instead, you’ll end up messing with your metabolism. Essentially, you’ll end up slowing down your metabolism and stopping your fat loss before it even starts.

So, to really lose belly fat, you can’t try to spot reduce it away. Spot reduction does not work. Instead, you must focus on fat loss in the body as a whole. You have to include compound exercises, and high intensity cardio. And, you absolutely must include a healthy and balanced diet.

Filed under Health and Fitness by Joshua

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