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There are some important and desirable differences between regular exercise and the exercise produced by the Arasys III. Muscles can burn both fat and glucose (sugar) for energy. As the body is pushed to exercise harder and cannot provide enough oxygen to burn fat (aerobic metabolism) the muscles begin to burn more and more glucose for energy (anaerobic metabolism) and less and less fat.
When glucose is burned for energy it produces lactic acid. Lactic acid is a waste product or toxin that causes muscle to fatigue and ultimately fail. Lactic acid is that "burning" felt in muscles after intense exercise. The effortless manner in which the Arasys III exercises the muscles causes the body uses only fat cells for energy, without decreasing glucose levels. Thus we burn fat and avoid the build up of acid in the blood stream and the sweating that can result in dehydration. The results of strenuous gym exercise can be obtained without raising bo dy temperature or causing strain, soreness or exhaustion.
