GET SOME
NATURAL RELIEF!
- Do you have arthritis, diabetes, or parkinsons and want to start proactively managing your condition?
- Are you tired of suffering from swollen feet, ankles, and legs due to poor circulation and fluid retention?
- Are you fed up with having poor blood circulation, cramps, restless legs, and cold feet and hands?
- Would you like to ease the cramps and aching, heavy legs that come with sitting down for long periods of time?
- Do you have trouble walking, but would like to maintain and strengthen your muscles, as well as improve your balance, and joint flexibility?
- Would you like to avoid ankle swelling and help prevent DVT when travelling?
- Are you looking for a way to relieve shoulder tension, and wrist and finger pain when spending long hours at the computer?
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How to use it?
The Aircycle is designed to be easy and convenient to use.
It is easily inflated for instant use and quickly deflated for ease of transportation - either in your pocket, purse or bag! Use it at home, in your car, on the plane, or at the office!
Use it regularly (several times a day for rapid improvement) when you’re reading, working or watching TV and note the improvement in your physical wellbeing and mobility – as well as your confidence.
Read below to see how you can effectively stimulate your circulation with gentle movement and reap the rewards. . .
Step 1: Easily inflated
First you need to inflate the Aircycle.
It's very easy to do; just blow into the valve a few times.
It takes only seconds as the device isn't big and you only need enough air to fill up one side of the Aircycle.
Enough air is blown in to fill one chamber completely, while the other chamber is left empty - allowing maximum movement and effect.
Step 2: Use in the comfort of your chair
Sitting in a comfortable chair (in the car, at your desk, on the plane, or in front of the TV) place your feet on the two foot shaped chambers. For the best results, use the Aircycle with socks or bare feet.
The Aircycle works by being "pedalled" so that the air from one chamber is pushed into the other; all you need to do is push down the left side with the left foot and then the right side with the right foot and repeat.
Doing this imitates a pedalling or walking action (as seen in fig. 1), exercising the muscles and joints from the hips down to the feet, gently encouraging increased blood flow and natural movement.
The most effective methods of improving foot, and leg circulation using the Aircycle
 Figure 1.
By rotating it 90 degrees you can move your feet in a treadle action, pressing down with the heels and then rocking them forward onto your toes to transfer the air from one chamber to the other (as seen in fig. 2).
 Figure 2.
Watch your confidence soar, and look forward to your next walk!
Ways to relieve joint pain and increase circulation in the fingers, hands, wrists, and arms
 Figure 3.
It's the perfect exercise for stiffness and pain in your fingers and hands, warming the hands and increasing your joint flexibility for improved agility.
It is also helpful after spending long hours at the
computer for relaxing your fingers and wrists,
avoiding OOS (or RSI), and relieving shoulder and
neck tension (as seen in fig. 4).
 Figure 4.
'It's such a pleasure to use. I'd like another for my sister!' - Kath T. South Island
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