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First And Second Benefits Of Exercising For Joint Health

What Are The First And Second Benefits Of Exercising For Joint Health?

1. Physical health benefits:

The first benefit is that it makes us enjoy life more and it also helps us avoid any illness or any illness another. When we have done some exercises it increases our heart strength and blood flow and thus it is not necessary to take medicines to help us avoid the disease, since the disease is very common and can lead to death, it is important we use the medicine only from time to time. Here in India, there are many such medicines available that are effective for joint pain and joint health. They include allopathy (which mainly focuses on physical health), osteopathy (which focuses mainly on mobility enhancement) and physiotherapy (which focuses on improving movement skills). These medicines increase your flexibility and range of motion. Also, we see patients who suffer from stiffness, back pains, headaches, fatigue, anxiety and depression get these drugs and they find them extremely helpful. Therefore, exercising has been proven to be an excellent tool for getting rid of joint pain and stiffness.

2. Mental health benefits:

Exercising helps in reducing stress, depression and anxiety. A study proved this as well, by finding that it reduced stress levels by 20% in people with Parkinson’s at least twice daily. According to research conducted in 2004 on the effect of yoga on depression in patients with generalized anxiety disorder, it was found that when yoga was practised consistently over a period of one year, the symptoms of depression were significantly reduced. That may sound counter-intuitive but it can be understood further. Yoga helps the brain to release dopamine which is a neurotransmitter released through the body which helps boost mood. But even as it helps reduce stress and anxiety, it should not be performed just once, but several times and gradually till no end in the day in order for the mind to adjust to the results of yoga. After all, the number of hours or days may vary but the same thing remains. So always practise yoga in different ways for better results.

3. Cognitive health benefits:

Exercise improves memory, attention span and general cognitive functions and in short, it reduces the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. In fact, a meta-analysis of twenty studies conducted for the purpose of looking into the link between aerobic exercise and lower risks of developing neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s concluded that regular exercise helps in lowering the risk of Alzheimer’s considerably. Thus with proper exercise, we can stop some of the most serious conditions like cardiovascular stroke and Type 2 Diabetes from worsening and improving our health. Furthermore, according to a scientific paper published in The Lancet Neurologic Psychiatry journal, regular training can help in reducing anxiety and improving sleep and therefore reducing stress in the body. And even when we can stop some of the diseases like Alzheimer’s, Type 2 Diabetes, etc., exercising also helps us feel better. That is why it is a good idea to take up cycling and other sports also and go after all these sports for great results. So the whole world of sport is full of new sports and fitness, and while exercising for health, we need to keep in mind that it does not mean you have to play a game only and only play one form only! You can change things like yoga, running, skiing, swimming, jogging, etc. to suit the individual needs and fitness level.

4. Economic benefits:

Exercise has cost many economies $20 trillion dollars. And the next 5 years its total economic impact is expected to reach $30 trillion. This means that without taking out this enormous money it will be one of the biggest investments ever in the country. If the average person spends about $100 a month then this amount will cover every citizen in the USA and all other countries! So if you think that it is not worth investing this huge sum of money for yourself then start thinking again. Especially if you consider spending this money carefully because there are many other things that come along with it as well. Moreover, the fact that we spend so much money on various drugs all over our health and in our family. Not forgetting what the government spends on education, healthcare, etc. All this money should be used wisely to stay healthy and fit. By exercising, you don’t actually have to buy any drug or any cure but simply live healthier with less money spent on health.

5. Psychological health benefits:

Exercise is known to affect neurotransmitters and hormones such as serotonin, norepinephrine (the hormone responsible for controlling stress) and dopamine. People who exercise generally report lower blood pressure than those who do not exercise. As part of their own science, athletes learn to control emotional responses which improves performance and relaxation. However, despite increased muscle mass, endurance and power, high energy costs, and long recovery times, endurance athletes have reported feeling depressed during intervals and experiencing periods of anxiety, anger and sadness. Those feelings eventually cause decreased motivation and fatigue in the athlete and affect his/her performance. That results are lower athletic efficiency. Exercising helps in reducing stress on our bodies and in the process can work wonders for mental health. Also, regular exercise improves physical health and mental health, improves memory and attention span, reduces the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, lowers stress levels, and maintains a calmer overall nervous system. Just like any exercise, walking, playing golf, tennis, riding bicycles and doing yoga helps in staying fit. Well, all these sports help in increasing oxygen capacity in your body when you breathe the air, which can be useful when you have trouble breathing due to lung conditions like asthma etc. And that is exactly why you need to perform workouts at least 3 to 4 times a week in order for them to be as beneficial as possible. Some experts believe that exercise improves immune systems too. Since it is very likely that your immune system is weakened by ageing itself, a little exercise can help to slow down disease progression. Regular exercise has also been shown to protect against certain cancers like cancers of the prostate, breast, and throat. Although this might seem exaggerated it is true that there are people who have had cancer and still enjoy the benefits so far. Many exercise enthusiasts have even cited the longevity benefits of exercise from an early age. Research shows exercise is protective against a host of diseases including diabetes, cancer, heart disease, etc. There are now numerous researches proving that even small changes in your diet, exercise and sleep can contribute to a longer life.

6. Stress reduction/Reduction:

Exercise is one of the best sources of stress reduction. Studies show that regular workouts help reduce stress in adults and children. The ability to manage stress can reduce stress and anxiety in people with stress disorders. People who are stressed out constantly go to doctors and end up going through treatment procedures such as surgery or medications. With constant workouts, you will be able to focus better and relax your muscles, mind and soul and therefore manage stress effectively and efficiently. That is why exercise is considered a natural solution to managing stress and anxiety and also helps in reducing stress on your body too.

7. Better blood clotting:

Exercise boosts blood circulation and reduces overall atherosclerosis and that can help prevent some of the major causes. Such as hypertension, diabetes and heart disease. There is evidence showing that regular exercise increases blood volume and decreases blood pressure, blood triglycerides, cholesterol and cholesterol levels and also reduces the size of plaques in your arteries and your walls. Besides this, regular exercise also gives off oxygen to your body which has anti-ageing properties. Due to this, regular exercise helps in preventing some the disorders such as stress, anxiety and arthritis.

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How Does Exercising Help Improve Your Life In Short Term And Long Term?

We have discussed above all the benefits of Exercising. Have we mentioned all the benefits of exercising? How could you lose weight if you exercised hard and sweat it out? Do we know how intense the workout is? Yes and yes. No, it isn’t. To understand both these questions, one must first understand the workout. What is a cardio workout? Yes. It is the type of workout which is made up of activities that require heavy breathing and is conducted in a controlled manner. The rest of the workout consists of movements like strength training, stretching, walking and so on. Generally in a moderate workout, we expect to get anywhere between 90–110% maximum effort. What does it look like to do the cardio workout in the beginning? Easy! It takes away nothing but a pair of trainers to move around in seconds. Once we get used to it, we can walk around outside for 30 minutes a day. Then add a few more minutes of workout and you have the perfect combination.

The next question which came up was how intense is the workout? That depends on how well you train hard and sweat it out. One way of measuring intensity is heart rate. Another way is the pace of the workout. Both of these measures show a relationship between intensity and speed. So, if someone runs a mile per hour fast and gets a pounding heart rate, he/she is said to run faster. Someone who runs for 50 yards quickly (also known as light cardio) and beats his/herself three times a week would be able to maintain a speed of more than five miles per hour for a week, and as an extra bonus, the heart rate would work better than before. So from today let's promise to ourselves to get on with exercises to have a healthy and beautiful life for ourselves and for our beloveds Thank you for being with my article.