Showing posts with label Healthy exercise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healthy exercise. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

When Exercise Hurts

Yosef Meystel has seen doctors, news outlets, and everyone else tells us that exercise is good, do it 5 times a week at 30 minutes a time and exercise helps our health in many different ways.
But what if we’re harming ourselves?
In cases where exercisers are training chronically or exerting more than their body can handle, that’s when it’s hurting one’s heath. Healthy exercise is exercising at a level, intensity and frequency that your body can handle.
“Chronic extreme endurance efforts, like marathons, ultra-marathons, and long-distance triathlons, can cause cardiovascular damage over time,” says researcher James H. O’Keefe, MD, director of preventive cardiology at the Mid America Heart Institute at St. Luke’s Health System,Kansas City. “Healthier exercise patterns involve not such extreme duration or intensity.”
Moderation is key in exercising. It’s best to consult a doctor before starting any exercise or training programs, and it’s important to listen to your body. For more health tips and news, visit our website
The doctors, news outlets, and everyone else tells us that exercise is good, do it 5 times a week at 30 minutes a time and exercise helps our health in many different ways.
But Yosef Meystel wants to know, what if we’re harming ourselves?
In cases where exercisers are training chronically or exerting more than their body can handle, that’s when it’s hurting one’s heath. Healthy exercise is exercising at a level, intensity and frequency that your body can handle.
“Chronic extreme endurance efforts, like marathons, ultra-marathons, and long-distance triathlons, can cause cardiovascular damage over time,” says researcher James H. O’Keefe, MD, director of preventive cardiology at the Mid America Heart Institute at St. Luke’s Health System,Kansas City. “Healthier exercise patterns involve not such extreme duration or intensity.”
Moderation is key in exercising. It’s best to consult a doctor before starting any exercise or training programs, and it’s important to listen to your body. For more health tips and news, visit Yosef Meystel's website http://yosefmeystel.wordpress.com/

Friday, July 15, 2016

Walk For Your Health

Yosef Meystel knows that they say exercise helps your body in so many ways. But not all of us are able to go run, tackle the machines at the gym or life weights. Did you know that walking has some great benefits for you?
Take a few steps during your lunch break, get walking in the morning or take a stroll after dinner. Researches at the University of Washing and the University of Pittsburgh have found that those who walked the most in the study had a 29 percent lower risk of diabetes compared to those who walked the least. People who walk between 5,400 – 7,799 steps each day lowered their risk of diabetes; to put that in perspective, there are about 2,000 steps per mile.
Other benefits of walking are:
  • Lowers diabetes risk
  • Boosts your mood
  • Reduces ‘bad cholesterol’
  • Increases ‘good cholesterol’
  • Reduces fatigue
  • Lowers your body fat
  • May prevent obesity