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    Sitting And Mortality

    ByHealing In Motion April 1, 2012February 10, 2025

    A few days ago the Archives of Internal Medicine published the timely results of the effects of sitting on mortality rates. van der Ploeg and her colleagues followed over 220,000 Australians over a 3 year period. The subjects were 45 years or older and sadly 5405 people passed away during the course of the study….

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  • General

    The Obesity Paradox

    ByHealing In Motion March 27, 2012February 10, 2025

    According to research, obesity is to a certain extent genetically determined. The pandemic now affects a billion people and has gradually grown over the last 150 years. Interestingly, our genes have not changed over that period. So how could obesity, which is genetically determined, have appeared over a time when our genes have remained unchanged?…

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    Prolonged Sitting Affects Glucose Metabolism

    ByHealing In Motion March 8, 2012February 10, 2025

    New research published in the journal Diabetes Care has concluded that after meals, regular short bouts of light or moderate walking lower glucose and insulin levels. The subjects were asked to walk around for 2 mins every 20 mins. The effects of these short bouts of walking assist glucose metabolism and may reduce cardiovascular risk….

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    I Wouldn’t Sit For That (Part 2)

    ByHealing In Motion November 10, 2011January 11, 2016

    Here are my tips to help prevent back pain, obesity, heart disease, cancer and death from over sitting: Stand whilst on public transport…there’ll be more than enough time to sit when you get to work Get up from your desk at least 1-2 times an hour (less than 5 minutes standing and walking around is…

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  • Research

    I Wouldn’t Sit For That

    ByHealing In Motion November 7, 2011January 11, 2016

    Most of us spend the overwhelming majority of our waking hours seated. We sit down to have breakfast. Then we sit in our cars or on the train or bus on the way to work. When we arrive at work, we sit at our desks until lunch and then sit a little more to enjoy…

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