Sitting Still Risks Health

Sitting takes up a big part of our day, whether we're working on a computer, watching TV, or browsing on our phones. But research is increasingly showing that too much time spent sitting can be bad for our health. This prolonged sedentary behavior is linked to higher risks of serious conditions like heart disease and certain cancers. It can also contribute to more common issues such as neck pain and anxiety. Studies looking at different populations, including older adults and even schoolchildren, show these associations across various types of sedentary activities. The good news is that getting more physical activity throughout the day, even moderate amounts, can help to reduce or even eliminate some of these health risks. Understanding the impact of sitting time can encourage us to find ways to move more for better well-being. Watch on YouTube with subtitles: https://youtube.com/@whatthestudysays?si=uBrAmOvBiEvvzDOe Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/tw/podcast/what-the-study-says/id1814559387 FLink: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmao5odis0eyf01w36mahd8ub/platforms Tell us what you think:https://open.firstory.me/user/cmao5odis0eyf01w36mahd8ub/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

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