Exercise Acts as a Cellular Cleanser
Posted on Feb 01, 2012 under Exercise | No CommentAs we might have expected, new research more definitively establishes that aerobic exercise helps clean out metabolic waste on a cellular level.
As we might have expected, new research more definitively establishes that aerobic exercise helps clean out metabolic waste on a cellular level.
Several research groups studying BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) are finding that exercise induced up-regulation of BDNF helps maintain memory and improve skilled task performance.
By offering wellness programs, employers are acting to control health care costs.
New Information suggests the old belief that 3500 calories equates to 1 pound of body weight (either lost or gained depending on caloric balance) is less than accurate.
Lots of sensible nutrition and weight control relationships are spelled out here. As has been stated before, “you are what you eat.”
Do we really need a “Study” to inform us that a lack of activity during the workday, along with poor eating habits and our sedentary lifestyle, contributes to the alarming obesity in America. Now, about 1/3 of all Americans are considered obese.
According to researcher Dr. James Levine, sitting is a lethal activity whether you are morbidly obese or marathon-runner thin.
Surprise, taking it easy is not the best treatment for chronic fatigue, exercise and behavior therapy are.
Research supports the well know notion that exercise keeps us young – or at least, it keeps rats young.
Once again, the evidence establishes that exercise – aerobic exercise – promotes healthy brain function. Improvements and brain (neuron) growth occur with moderate amounts of exercise and in aging populations.