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5 minutes of exercise can help lower your blood pressure, new research suggests

Replacing sedentary time with brief bouts of exercise can significantly lower blood pressure and reduce heart disease risk.

Sitting too much is a danger not even exercise can undo. Here are 5 tips to move more

Increased sedentary behavior is linked to higher risks of heart disease, regardless of physical activity levels.

I tried to be less sedentary at work so that I'll live longer - but it made me worse at my job

Excessive sitting can significantly increase the risk of early death, but short bursts of exercise can help mitigate these effects.

How long you should spend sitting, sleeping and exercising each day

Standing for at least 5 hours a day is crucial for optimal health

Just 15 minutes of exercise can undo damage of working at desk all day, study finds

Just 15 to 30 minutes of exercise can improve mortality for those in sedentary jobs
Working in an occupation that involves prolonged sitting increases the risk of dying overall and from cardiovascular disease

Your Brain Doesn't Want You to Exercise

Regular physical activity has numerous health benefits, including improved sleep, strength, and mental well-being, and reduced risk of chronic conditions and premature death.
Many people do not exercise enough, despite the accessibility and positive impact of even short bouts of exercise without equipment.

5 minutes of exercise can help lower your blood pressure, new research suggests

Replacing sedentary time with brief bouts of exercise can significantly lower blood pressure and reduce heart disease risk.

Sitting too much is a danger not even exercise can undo. Here are 5 tips to move more

Increased sedentary behavior is linked to higher risks of heart disease, regardless of physical activity levels.

I tried to be less sedentary at work so that I'll live longer - but it made me worse at my job

Excessive sitting can significantly increase the risk of early death, but short bursts of exercise can help mitigate these effects.

How long you should spend sitting, sleeping and exercising each day

Standing for at least 5 hours a day is crucial for optimal health

Just 15 minutes of exercise can undo damage of working at desk all day, study finds

Just 15 to 30 minutes of exercise can improve mortality for those in sedentary jobs
Working in an occupation that involves prolonged sitting increases the risk of dying overall and from cardiovascular disease

Your Brain Doesn't Want You to Exercise

Regular physical activity has numerous health benefits, including improved sleep, strength, and mental well-being, and reduced risk of chronic conditions and premature death.
Many people do not exercise enough, despite the accessibility and positive impact of even short bouts of exercise without equipment.
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#standing-desks

Bad News, Home Office Grunts: Standing Desks Could Actually Be Bad for You

Standing desks may not reduce heart disease risk and could worsen circulatory issues; movement throughout the workday is essential for health.

Experts issue health warning to anyone who uses a standing desk

Standing desks may not reduce health risks associated with prolonged inactivity and could increase the risk of certain conditions.

Working standing up does not reduce cardiovascular risk or compensate for a sedentary lifestyle

Standing at work does not significantly improve cardiovascular health or reduce health risks compared to sitting.

Standing desks may be bad for your health, study suggests

Standing desks may not counteract sedentary lifestyles and can raise risks of circulatory issues.
Regular movement breaks are essential for health, regardless of standing or sitting. The focus should be on activity level, not just posture.

This Kind of Work Setup Isn't Helping Your Health

Recent studies show standing desks do not reduce cardiovascular disease risk despite the assumption they would.
Incorporating more movement throughout the day, rather than just standing, may promote better heart health.

Standing more may not reduce cardiovascular disease risk, could increase circulatory disease, research finds

Standing more does not improve cardiovascular health and may increase circulatory risks.
Sitting over 10 hours a day increases cardiovascular disease and orthostatic incidence risk.

Bad News, Home Office Grunts: Standing Desks Could Actually Be Bad for You

Standing desks may not reduce heart disease risk and could worsen circulatory issues; movement throughout the workday is essential for health.

Experts issue health warning to anyone who uses a standing desk

Standing desks may not reduce health risks associated with prolonged inactivity and could increase the risk of certain conditions.

Working standing up does not reduce cardiovascular risk or compensate for a sedentary lifestyle

Standing at work does not significantly improve cardiovascular health or reduce health risks compared to sitting.

Standing desks may be bad for your health, study suggests

Standing desks may not counteract sedentary lifestyles and can raise risks of circulatory issues.
Regular movement breaks are essential for health, regardless of standing or sitting. The focus should be on activity level, not just posture.

This Kind of Work Setup Isn't Helping Your Health

Recent studies show standing desks do not reduce cardiovascular disease risk despite the assumption they would.
Incorporating more movement throughout the day, rather than just standing, may promote better heart health.

Standing more may not reduce cardiovascular disease risk, could increase circulatory disease, research finds

Standing more does not improve cardiovascular health and may increase circulatory risks.
Sitting over 10 hours a day increases cardiovascular disease and orthostatic incidence risk.
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#physical-activity

Sitting All Day Is Bad For Your Health. Here's How to Counteract It.

Sitting for long periods is a significant health risk, accelerating aging and increasing mortality rates from various diseases.

Born to Run or Born to Sit?

Conserving energy and the tendency to remain sedentary are deeply rooted in human evolution.

Every step above 2,200 steps a day reduces risk of early death, study finds

Walking 9,000 to 10,500 steps a day reduces the risk of early death and heart disease significantly.
Every extra step above 2,200 a day, up to about 10,000, lowers the risks of heart disease and early death, regardless of sedentary time.

Walking This Many Steps Daily Has Huge Benefits - Especially If You Sit All Day

Walking 9,000 to 10,500 steps daily reduces mortality and cardiovascular disease risk.
Walking at least 2,200 steps daily also shows benefits for health.

Sitting All Day Is Bad For Your Health. Here's How to Counteract It.

Sitting for long periods is a significant health risk, accelerating aging and increasing mortality rates from various diseases.

Born to Run or Born to Sit?

Conserving energy and the tendency to remain sedentary are deeply rooted in human evolution.

Every step above 2,200 steps a day reduces risk of early death, study finds

Walking 9,000 to 10,500 steps a day reduces the risk of early death and heart disease significantly.
Every extra step above 2,200 a day, up to about 10,000, lowers the risks of heart disease and early death, regardless of sedentary time.

Walking This Many Steps Daily Has Huge Benefits - Especially If You Sit All Day

Walking 9,000 to 10,500 steps daily reduces mortality and cardiovascular disease risk.
Walking at least 2,200 steps daily also shows benefits for health.
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Get up, stand up: How a job that ties us to a chair affects our body

Prolonged sedentary lifestyle negatively impacts muscle health and can lead to issues like 'gluteal amnesia.'

Why Remote Workers Are At Increased Risk of Neuropathy and How to Mitigate It

Remote work has gained huge popularity post-Covid, with many employees preferring a flexible work-from-home model.
The shift to remote work is linked to rising physical and mental health concerns among employees.
#health

Want more movement in your day? This guide gets you off your screen and on your feet

Incorporating regular movement breaks throughout the day enhances well-being and productivity, reducing fatigue and improving concentration.

Fast Food Is Fatal for French Youth

Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle are rising concerns in France, particularly among youth, due to fast-food proliferation.

11 'Desk Fitness' Items That You Can Use While You Work

Movement at your desk is crucial to avoid aches and pains from sedentary lifestyles.

Staying Healthy at Work: 4 Simple Tips for Whole-Body Wellness

Prioritize health at work with homemade meals, healthy snacks, and regular movement to combat sedentary lifestyle risks.

Want more movement in your day? This guide gets you off your screen and on your feet

Incorporating regular movement breaks throughout the day enhances well-being and productivity, reducing fatigue and improving concentration.

Fast Food Is Fatal for French Youth

Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle are rising concerns in France, particularly among youth, due to fast-food proliferation.

11 'Desk Fitness' Items That You Can Use While You Work

Movement at your desk is crucial to avoid aches and pains from sedentary lifestyles.

Staying Healthy at Work: 4 Simple Tips for Whole-Body Wellness

Prioritize health at work with homemade meals, healthy snacks, and regular movement to combat sedentary lifestyle risks.
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