The allowances of exercise are absolutely extraordinary. Indeed, if some able sales-man could advertise exercise as, say, “The E Technique,” and argue bodies of all the allowances they’d accretion from application of this technique, he would be a billionaire! Here’s some health tips why and how exercise can help you to live bigger today and as the years go by:
- Exercise is an important process to prevent diseases and illnesses while we aged. (ex. cataracts)
- Exercise minimize the infirmity of old age.
- Exercise step-up your level of endorphins, the brain chemicals that amplify your sense of well-being. Thus exercise can enhance mood and could even fight depression
- Exercise,especially weight-lifting exercise, can hardened your bones.
- Exercise can make you impregnable and more flexible.
- Exercise decreases your total risk of dying young.
- Exercise helps alleviate arthritis.
- Exercise decrease your risk for upper lung infections.
- Exercise can reduce back pain.
- Exercise strengthen the immune system.
- Exercise can lower the levels of “bad” low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, and higher the levels of “good” high density (HDL) cholesterol.
- Exercise decreases your risk for metabolic syndrome.
- Exercise before or after a meal diminishes the postprandial rise in potentially harmful triglycerides (a type of fat).
- Exercise increases your cognitive ability, including your ability to concentrate and remain alert.
- Exercise can lower blood pressure.
- Exercise can improve blood circulation, which has myriad beneficial health effects
- Exercise helps to manage your blood sugar and prevent diabetes.
- Exercise decreases inflammatory markers (e.g., C-reactive protein).
- Exercise burns calories and helps you maintain a healthy weight. Exercise is essential for keeping off lost weight.
- Exercise can make your heart stronger.
- Disability
- Arthritis
- Chronic lung disease
- Depression
- Dementia
- Cataracts and macular degeneration
- Type II diabetes
- Osteoporosis
- Obesity
- Prostate cancer
- Endometrial cancer
- Breast cancer
- Stroke
- Colon cancer
- Coronary artery disease
- Heart disease
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