Exercise Its The Lifesaving Activity So Many Dont Want To Do

It has been said, and quite rightly, that exercise is one of the key factors when it comes to disease prevention and anti-aging, since it has a multitude of amazing benefits. Unfortunately, many people would rather stay in their habits of not doing much exercise and get sicker or even die. How much exercise is needed? A typical recommendation is to do at least half an hour of exercise a day. I like to start the morning off by taking a short run so that I end up panting; taking in some fresh air and getting rid of the stale.

Couple this with some good nutrition you'll then feel a lot more alert and charged up for the rest of the day. You may be fully aware that physical activity burns off excess calories and improves heart and blood circulation, but what is not so well known is that there are many other hidden benefits. Doctor Lorraine Day reported a study on women and how four hours of exercise per week spread out evenly in time distribution was able to reduce breast cancer by a whopping great 66%. This amazing revelation was reported in the media in a low-key publication and was even ignored by many sources.

The only real interest shown in the media was that of Nike training shoes! Once again, greed overshadows benevolence: After all, the pharmaceutical companies don't raise profit shares by touting good old organic exercise. Exercise has been shown to reduce diabetes type-2 with some amazing results, and there's much more. Hey did you know that. .

Through exercise you can for instance. *Enhance your cognitive ability. For example, evidence has shown that intelligence can be increased by improving brain cell coordination through regular bouts of activity. A really good book to read is 'Smart Moves' by Dr Carla Hannaford. *Aid brain cell replacement. A 'USA Today' popular journal (Sept 21 2005) shows that some experiments revealed how brain cells were more readily made following exercise.

Consequently, exercise has been recommended as one way of preventing Alzheimer's disease. *Improve erectile dysfunction through better blood circulation. *Lower your blood pressure. *Combat ageing by a range of things such as by: 1.Preventing reductions in muscle fibre. 2.

Restoring lung function 3.Combating hypertension 4.Delaying the onset of osteoporosis 5.Serving as a form of detoxification -And that's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of exercise and it's potential.

I, Paul Phillips am a health writer researcher. I graduated in 'Biological Sciences' which includes biochemistry, physiology and nutrition. I have worked in various related research and development labs. I am always willing to give advice and help people in my field. For more information please try the link below http://www.HealthNewsLive.net