Three
core discoveries were detailed in the show.
First,
one size does not fit all when it comes to exercise. In fact there are genetic
variations that explain why some individuals never seem to outwardly benefit
from a strict exercise regimen while others seem to benefit from much less.
Individuals non-responsive to exercise have hope however which was offered in
the following two truths.
Second
truth: three 20 second bursts of extreme cardiovascular exercise three times a
week may be all most individuals need to lower levels of blood lipids, glucose
and cholesterol while increasing aerobic capacity. While this seems contrary to
every exercise tip ever read in a health magazine it has to be taken in context
with the third truth listed below to be effective.
Truth
number three: overall health and longevity is dependent upon continually daily
movement. As long as one stays moving throughout the day their body and mind
have a much greater opportunity to remain healthy. The challenge is finding
opportunities and strategies that can keep an ever growing sedentary population
in motion.
“A
very small percentage of Americans exercise on a regular basis citing lack of
time and motivation,” stated Steve Bordley, CEO of TrekDesk Treadmill Desk. “As
long as we keep our bodies moving and stay out of chairs the amount of
additional intense exercise needed to maintain health is actually quite small
regardless of current weight or age. These findings should encourage many who have
given up on exercise entirely out of frustration or boredom.”
Designed
to fit any existing treadmill, TrekDesk treadmill desk is an affordable, full
sized, height adjustable workstation that allows individuals the opportunity to
gain the necessary amount of daily exercise to lose weight, maintain health,
reduce stress, prevent disease, strengthen muscles, boost mood and
productivity, without requiring additional time during the day or extra
motivation.
To
learn more about “The Truth about Exercise”: http://www.kpbs.org/news/2013/apr/08/truth-about-exercise-michael-mosley/
Weight
for me tomorrow. Paul
Paul Lambis is the author of “Where is Home?” – A journey of hilarious contrasts.
For more information on Paul Lambis, and to order his book online,
visit www.paul-lambis.com
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