Exercise is a great way to boost the immune systems response to stress and strengthen the systems of the body. Here are some of the wonderful benefits of exercise:
* Increase strength and durability of the arterial walls
* Increased oxygen saturation / hemoglobin
* Increased myoglobin levels
* Improved digestion and nutrient exchange
* Endorphin and enkephalin release (natural pain relievers)
* Improved function and increased size of anaerobic and aerobic enzymes
* Better sugar metabolism / more burning from muscle less stored as fat
* Better fat metabolism
* Central Nervous System control: Improved Parasympathetic and Sympathetic Nervous System Tone
* Reduced blood pressure
* Increased good cholesterol / reduction in bad cholesterol
* Greater productivity
* Enhanced neural synapse and motor unit sensitivity
* Hypertrophy of muscle tissue
* Bone building: Greater calcium uptake possibly reducing onset of osteoporosis.
* Improved lymphatic function
* Cleansing effect of metabolic wastes
* Cleansing effect of free radical development
* Reduced aging effect: Enhancing Eustress, decreasing distress sympathetic response
* Increase libido (sex drive)
* Greater protein metabolism
* Improved sanity and psychological well-being
* Improved appearance
* Increased flexibility
* Increased strength
* Increased endurance
* Improved body composition (fat to muscle ratio), BMI
There are a lot of great benefits of exercise that can help reduce risk factors as we age. Exercise should be included in everyone's daily routine. Many people exercise only for vanity purposes and often do not realize all the other great benefits that they are achieving when they exercise. The Fitness Nut House™ was developed to help people of all ages to achieve greater fitness and to reduce risk factors. It goes beyond just looking good.
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Good post very insightful. Thanks
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