appassionato , to random
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Bad news for any extreme exercise junkies out there: excessive vigorous exercise could muffle your immune system. At least, that's what a 2023 study analyzing over 4,700 post-exercise fluid molecules from firefighters suggests.

People who are very fit might be more prone to viral respiratory infection immediately after vigorous exercise.

https://www.sciencealert.com/study-finds-potential-downside-to-vigorous-exercise-we-didnt-know-about



schomj , to random
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Today's was cleaning out the twirly brush thingy at the bottom of my vacuum, showering immediately afterwards, and then going on a robust swearing binge after seeing this

appassionato , to random
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Research has found that briskly walking for 450 minutes each week is associated with living around 4.5 years longer than doing no leisure-time exercise, and that engaging in regular physical activity can fortify the immune system and stave off chronic diseases, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01200-7


Rasta , to random
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... Just trying to get in shape ...

Rasta , to random
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Ooh. I've set a new personal best! What's yours?

It's not a fitness workout, it's so I can stand & move.

Besides a few grunts & groans, I do this stretch every morning. I balance on 1-foot, pull my other knee to my chest, hold it, balanced on 1-foot, for 2 mins

I do have slightly different strength in one knee, than the other, & if I am distracted, I'll fall over 😆

Good for a squirrel to stay nimble as he ages. (No Names Mentioned) ok, it's Tim.

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