Can Exercise harm you
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Can Exercise Harm You?
Summary:
Overindulging in exercise routines can cause harm. Discover the lesser-known facts about exercising safely.Article:
Exercise is known for releasing chemicals called endorphins in the brain, often resulting in a "runner's high" that can become addictive. When regular exercisers skip a session, they may feel irritable and uneasy, leading them to push on without listening to their body's signals to stop.
The Psychological Impact
Research by psychologists at the University of Massachusetts in Boston explored the effects of being unable to exercise. They compared a group of 30 runners, sidelined by minor injuries, to a similar group who continued running. Those unable to run exhibited higher levels of depression, anxiety, and confusion, feeling less satisfied with themselves and their bodies. Like other addictions, exercise can come with withdrawal symptoms.
Physical Strain
Overindulging in exercise doesn't just affect the mind; it impacts the body too. Initially, exercise shapes a fit physique, but crossing the line can lead to muscle damage, osteoarthritis, and heart problems. Pushing past the body's limits invites harm.
Obsessive exercise often affects newcomers keen to get fit, who then overstep their limits. Unaccustomed exercise can cause exhaustion, leading to a buildup of fatigue and potential irreversible harm.
It's not just muscles at risk?"bones can suffer too. Recreational athletes sometimes push themselves to the point of injuries like shin splints or stress fractures and refuse to rest, causing further damage.
Even a morning walk can pose risks. Excessive walking can lead to osteoarthritis. Walking involves working against gravity, stressing the knee joints. Many daily walkers complain of knee aches, and jogging can also harm the knees. Similarly, doing too many sit-ups can weaken the spine. As with most things, moderation is essential.
A Balanced Approach
Starting gradually with varied workouts is crucial?"something obsessive exercisers often overlook. People who get hooked on exercise might perform the same routines repeatedly, increasing the risk of permanent damage.
Exercising Mindfully
Avoid working out to the point of complete exhaustion. Limiting workouts to about 45 minutes to an hour, four to five days a week, is generally recommended. Your routine should leave you feeling energized, not depleted. Taking a rest day each week is vital to allow your body to relax and rejuvenate.
The key lies in your mindset. Exercise should lead to a healthier life, not merely satisfying a desire to see lower numbers on the scale. Prioritize feeling healthy, and you'll be a happier person in the long run. Stop fighting against your body and embrace a balanced approach to exercise.
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