Physical activity changes the body, and it would be better if workouts do not remain stagnant at one routine to make it easier to achieve a healthy body.
Too much sitting is bad for the health, and so does lying down to work as they increase the risk for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and mortality.
Not into exercising? Passive stretching might be the solution perfect for you. A recent study has determined that just 12 weeks of passive stretching could improve blood flow and dilate arteries. Experts believe this practice could be of help, particularly during the coronavirus lockdowns.
A 26-year-old man in Wuhan, China make the most out of the lockdown lift and get fit but ignored the telltale signs of losing his breath after 6km of running while wearing a face mask.
While the rest of the world is adjusting to life in isolation, Karin Jansdotter is loving and living it. The 34-year old chef on the Troll Norwegian research base on Queen Maud Land is on a year-long contract in Antarctica and has been in isolation from the public since November last year. Click the link above to read her tips on being on isolation.
According to experts, a routine is needed to outlive COVID-19, especially if social isolation will be extended indefinitely. This is the perfect time to nurture with loved ones and pets.
Not having enough sleep may also play a vital role in a person's body, specifically its ability to stay safe from COVID-19 which is now sweeping the world.
Scientists are now working on a supplement that gives you the benefits of a workout without having to actually exercise. According to scientists, it could be possible that we can get the benefits of exercise without lifting a finger.