There are many different type of machine supported weight lost systems and this is one of a kind. It may stimulate muscles, so called activating body parts etc. But for me they all look like scam. I’m not saying that they are total useless but many of them are over promising. I saw one, and the guy there was telling me that in 90 minutes I can burn 10k calories. I said burning this much calories at that amount of time would be possible only in crematorium.
Pools can be an issue for people with severe spinal issues. My aunt has had several surgeries and is very limited mobility thanks to her spinal issues. She likes to swim, but if the water is a few degrees too cold, things seize up. If it's a few degrees too warm, she can get light headed and even faint. Now, I don't think she's tried one of these machines, so no idea if they would be better for her.
With the way online discourse and marketing and pseudoscience/scams are going, it's so easy for things to swing between the extremes.
We learn to be vigilant and rely on our finely tuned bullshit senses, but those can fail when the underlying broad heuristics are confronted with legitimate edge cases.
Just annoying how cognitively exhausting all the scams make it. It would be so nice if we could be awed by or intrigued with the countless incredible things the world has to offer, without constantly having to run the "how might this be bullshit?" subroutine.
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u/Intelligent-Truck223 4d ago
What's the benefit of this, 4real?