Exercise Your Way to Good Health
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Men who sit down a lot, lie down a lot, and eat the wrong kind of food a lot are the most prone to contract prostate cancer. Note the man whose day job keeps him in front of a computer for eight hours; compare him to a man whose eight-hour job is walking the neighbor's dogs! The latter job doesn't pay as much as the former, but guess which of these two men are more likely to have prostrate cancer in his middle age. Very little exercise makes a couch potato's muscles and other tissues to "sleep," and receptive to the development of cancer.
Though there is no recorded scientific evidence of inhibitory effects of physical exercise on the growth of prostate cancer cells, it is still a popular belief that natural body resistance becomes stronger with exercise and the risk of cancer is reduced dramatically. It does not have to be a vigorous exercise - just a regular one that is enough to keep that heart pounding a healthy tune. A healthy heart aids in the properly even blood circulation all over the body, and this helps the prostate to remain resistant to the development of cancer tissues. Even just climbing three or four levels up or down the steps instead of taking the elevator would do just as fine as any other gym exercise in maintaining the body trim and healthy.
If you have to be at your desk staring at the darn computer eight long hours each day, exercise! How is this done? Simple - stretch! File away something you use regularly in your daily routinary work in the lowest drawer of your filing cabinet so that when you need to get it, get up and walk to the cabinet and do not sit down to open the cabinet - stretch your body from the waist down to reach for the drawer.
You need a book from the shelf that's higher than your head? Stretch out to reach for it instead of stepping on a chair or a ladder to get it, and feel the tension on your lower abdomen that feels so good. And don't forget to tone the muscles of those arms; fill two 2-liter plastic bottles with water and use them as dumbbells to put some much needed tension on your underarm and you won't have that unsightly butterfly-wing flabs under your arms.
Just remember, a low-fat, high-fiber diet plus enough regular physical exercise are the ladder to achieving a body that is a tough contender against dreaded diseases.