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What do all you do for physical activity to loose weight when you have EDS? Has anyone ever tried T-Tapp?
What do all you do for physical activity to loose weight when you have EDS? Has anyone ever tried T-Tapp?
What is T-Tapp? I think we are all very different — doing what we can is a good rule of thumb! Whether that is running a marathon, getting on a recumbent bike, swimming, or just trying to sit up for a couple of hours! I’ve been sitting on an exercise ball to try to help my core and spine when I can’t do “real” exercise. Any one else? 🙂
T-Tapp is an exercise program geared to those with physical ailments and or joint and muscle problems. It’s suppose to be better on the body. I can’t do much but it’s a 15 min exercise that hopefully will help me gain some muscle tone around my joints. Hopefully 😉
Swimming is the only thing I can do anymore. I was doing PT until a couple of weeks ago, but it doesn’t help. I hope you can find something that works for you,
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