Exercise increases the density and breaking strength of ligaments and tendons.
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Exercise enhances sexual desire, performance and satisfaction.
Exercise improves the functioning of your immune system.
Exercise helps to relieve and prevent "migraine headache attacks".
Exercise improves the pain tolerance and mood if you suffer from osteoarthritis.
Lifelong regular exercise may be protective against the development of Alzheimer's disease.
Exercise helps prevent and relieve the stresses that cause carpal tunnel syndrome.
Exercise protects against "creeping obesity"( the slow but steady weight gain that occurs as you age).
Exercise helps to alleviate certain menstrual symptoms.
Exercise reduces the risk of developing prostate cancer.
Exercise increases ability to supply blood to the skin for cooling.
Exercise iIncreases your anaerobic threshold, allowing you to work or exercise longer at a higher level, before a significant amount of lactic acid builds up.
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DisclaimerPlease note that the information that is posted on the Health & Well-being blog, because each individual is physiologically different, may be successful for some people and unsuccessful for other people.
Please consult with your professional, that is dietician, personal trainer or G.P. before trying any of the diets or foods and the exercises and exercise routines that have been suggested on this blog. |
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