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January 15, 2002
Physical benefits of an active life
Thomas Kieller
A regular practice of a physical activity or a sport is beneficial to physical health, because it:
- improves the cardiorespiratory system,
- contributes to have and to maintain a normal blood pressure,
- increases the muscular strength,
- increases the flexibity,
- improves motor coordination,
- allows to maintain a good bone mass,
- stimulates the appetite,
- improves the digestive and the excretory system,
- diminishes the fat level,
- diminishes the bad cholesterol rate,
- allows to reach and to maintain a healthy weight,
- increases the energy level.
Moreover, a regular practice of a physical activity or a sport:
- reduces the risk of heart diseases,
- reduces the risk of cerebral congestion,
- reduces the risk of suffering back problems,
- reduces the risk of being obese,
- reduces the risk to be struck down by diabetes,
- reduces the risk of suffering osteoporosis,
- reduces the risk of dying prematurely,
- keeps away many other diseases.
Conclusion
In addition to all these physical benefits, active life increases life expectancy, increases the quality of life and allows to have a beautiful silhouette.
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