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Few of us are natural athletes. Most will never become NFL quarterbacks, Wimbledon tennis champions, or Olympic figure skaters. So, why bother with exercise? Why spend time running around, jumping around, and getting hot, sweaty, and bored? What’s the payoff? For a start:
Aerobic exercise does good things for your cardiovascular system and is an important part of weight management.
Muscular conditioning can improve strength and posture, reduce the risk of lower back injury, and is also an important component of a weight management program.
Flexibility exercise is needed to maintain joint range of motion and reduce the risk of injury and muscle soreness.
Exercise also increases your sensitivity to insulin, reducing the risk of Diabetes 2.
Stronger muscles increase your stability, which protects your joints and increases bone mineral density.
Exercise increases stamina and endurance, builds stronger muscles, helps you maintain stability, and stretches your joints, muscles and ligaments.
All these benefits can make everyday life easier. A stronger body means less injury from falls, less joint pain, and a healthier body composition.
Exercise Makes You Happy
What’s more, according to a study released by researchers at the Duke University Medical Center, exercise can be beneficial in helping to eliminate symptoms of depression.
In this study, 156 patients diagnosed with major depressive disorder (MDD) were assigned to three groups: exercise, medication, or a combination of medication and exercise. Results showed that after 16 weeks, all groups show similar-and significant-improvement in measurements of their depression, including the group that exercised without the benefit of prescribed medication.
“One of the conclusions we can draw from this is that exercise may be just as effective as medication and may be a better alternative for certain patients,” says psychologist and study leader Dr. James Blumenthal. “These findings could change the way some depressed patients are treated, especially those who are not interested in taking antidepressants. Although these medications have been proven to be effective, many people want to avoid the side effects or are looking for more “natural” way of feeling better.”
Aerobic Exercise
Your heart is a muscle. It works hard, pumping blood every day of your life. You can help this important muscle get stronger by doing aerobic exercise.
Aerobic means “with air,” so aerobic exercise is a kind of activity that requires oxygen. When you breathe, you take in oxygen, and, if you’re doing aerobic exercise, you may notice you’re breathing faster than normal. Aerobic activity can get your heart pumping, make you sweaty, and quicken your breathing.
When you give your heart this kind of workout on a regular basis, your heart will get even better at its main job—delivering oxygen (in the form of oxygen-carrying blood cells) to all parts of your body.
Aerobic exercise can be as simple as walking. Aerobic exercise is any activity that uses large muscle groups in a continuous, rhythmic fashion for sustained periods of time.
Keep the pace comfortable. A very important aspect of your exercise program is the intensity. You should exercise at a comfortable pace. You can measure your heart rate to check the intensity of your exercise, or you can take the ”talk test.” The talk test is easy to accomplish. Just exercise at a pace that allows you to carry on a conversation while you’re exercising.
Strength Conditioning
Strength training increases lean body mass, which increases your metabolism- keeping your weight in check and helps insulin work better, which can lower your blood sugar.
Pick calisthenics, free weights, or machines. Just be sure that your strength training includes exercises for every major muscle group, including the muscles of the arms, chest, back, stomach, hips and legs.
Start with a weight that’s comfortable to handle and keep it up for eight repetitions. Gradually add more repetitions until you can complete 12 repetitions. For greater strength conditioning, add more weight and/or more repetitions, in sets of eight to 12, when the exercise becomes easy.
Stretch for Flexibility
Proper stretching involves holding a mild stretch of 10 to 30 seconds while you breathe normally. Always warm up before you stretch. Like strength conditioning, flexibility exercises should include stretching for all the major muscle groups.
One Last Thing to Remember . . .
Always check with your doctor before beginning any exercise program, especially if you’re over 40, or have cardiovascular risk factors, such as smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes or a family history of heart disease. In addition, take Bios Life Slim in the morning and at night to increase your energy levels and help you lose even more weight.
Like many people over 50, I had watched my cholesterol and LDL creep steadily up. At my last check-up my LDL was over 130 and that was about the same time I joined Unicity. Of course the first product I tried was Bioslife. After one month of taking Bioslife I had another lipid panel, and my LDL dropped 40 points. I am so pleased that this risk factor for heart disease can be so easily controlled!
Pat S., RD
One of the major health problems we deal with in our patients is Hyperlipidemia and the complications that this causes. Now there is a natural product that is strong enough to treat even your toughest cases. As one who was taking Zocor 20 mg. previously, I have seen Bios Life 2 do a better job in three weeks than Zocor was able to do without any adjustments in diet or activity. In six weeks my cholesterol levels dropped 100 points. There is a lot of data and results on how effective this product is documented by other physicians.
Steven E. R. , M. D.
I used Bios Life® 2 and Cellular Essentials before being diagnosed with prostate cancer caused by agent orange in Viet Nam. At the hospital before surgery, they examined my heart to see how much plaque, if any, was on my valves. They were really surprised when there was no plaque on my heart at all. For a person my age, I was told that was really unusual. They said my heart looked better than a 20 year old’s. That was three years ago, when I was 56. I have since been given a clean bill of health and also dropped my cholesterol from 225 to 160!!! I take Bios Life® twice daily and still use Essentials, plus other Unicity products.
Joel A. Y.
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