02.01.2018 Views

Smart Weight Loss January 2018

In the January 2018 issue of Smart Weight Loss Tips Mag, get ready to learn useful chair exercises you can do at work, tennis ball tricks to relieve muscle pain, easy kale recipes, and more. We hope you thoroughly enjoyed Christmas and the last days of 2017. The new year is here and with it, comes a great opportunity for you to start fresh and get your weight and health in order.

In the January 2018 issue of Smart Weight Loss Tips Mag, get ready to learn useful chair exercises you can do at work, tennis ball tricks to relieve muscle pain, easy kale recipes, and more. We hope you thoroughly enjoyed Christmas and the last days of 2017. The new year is here and with it, comes a great opportunity for you to start fresh and get your weight and health in order.

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

CHAIR EXERCISES<br />

YOU CAN DO AT<br />

THE WORKPLACE<br />

by<br />

Ralph Dozier<br />

Did you know that prolonged sitting at work impairs sugar and fat metabolism?<br />

Learn from this article easy chair exercises that you can do at work.<br />

Working in an office has its<br />

perks, but sitting down for<br />

the better part of the day is<br />

not healthy and comes with<br />

risks. The human body was<br />

designed to move throughout the day.<br />

At least forty seven studies have shown<br />

that sitting down for prolonged periods<br />

of time puts you at a greater risk<br />

of dying from several diseases. The risk<br />

increased dramatically when you sit<br />

all day AND do not routinely exercise.<br />

In 2016, a ground-breaking publish in the<br />

Follow Us:<br />

American Journal of Preventative Medicine<br />

concluded that sitting for extended<br />

periods of time was responsible for<br />

deaths of all causes in as much as fifty<br />

four countries worldwide. The risks of dying<br />

from cancer, heart disease, dementia<br />

and type 2 diabetes increased dramatically<br />

when a person sat for most of the day.<br />

The metabolizing of fat and sugar is also<br />

greatly reduced when someone is sitting.<br />

While sitting down, the body consumes<br />

as much as thirty percent less calories<br />

than when a person is standing. The result<br />

is that fat becomes stored as energy.<br />

<strong>January</strong> <strong>2018</strong> I<br />

37

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!