Mefits

How to make exercise a healthy habits?

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Dr S.K.Kha/ mefits.in

In today’s fast – paced world, where sedentary lifestyle become the norm, incorporating exercise into our daily routines is more essential than Not only does regular physical activity promote physical health but it also enhances mental well -being and improve overall quality of life.

Today, no one say that exercise is not essential for healthy life. Everyone wants to get fit and enjoy the life. Exercise has long been associated with improved physical and mental health, making it one of the cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle.

For getting good health, we have to follow some rules,which is essential for a healthy body.

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  1. Set a schedule –  consistency is key to establishing any habits including regular exercise. It can helpful to do exercise daily and setting reminders can also act as effective prompts to stick to do exercise daily.
  2. Start small –  A common mistake many make when beginning an exercise routine is to dive in with an intensity that is not sustainable. Not only is this tough on the body, but it is also mentally discouraging. Instead, the key is to start with smaller, manageable workouts and slowly increase their intensity as the body adapts.
  3. Find enjoyable activities – finding an enjoyable physical activity makes it more likely that the habit will stick. This could be anything from Yoga, dancing, cycling or swimming. Playing football or basketball also improve the stamina. Enjoyment increases the likelihood of making the activity a regular habit.
  4. Make it part of the routine – try to associate exercise with another daily habit or task. This could be as simple as doing a quick workout after breakfast or going for a walk before dinner. Eventually, the mind will associate these two activities together, making it easier to stick to the exercise habits.
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5) Buddy up- Having a workout companion can make exercising more fun and it can also provide a sense of obligation and accountability. If schedules or social distancing make it difficult to find a workout buddy , joining a fitness club or community can provide similar benefits.

6) Set achievable Goals- setting clears achievable goals can be a great motivation.   Whether it is to lose a specific amount of weight, run a 3 km , having a tangible goal to work towards can keep the exercise habit focused.

5) Incorporate variety –  to prevent workout boredom and challenge different muscles groups,it is necessary to variation in exercises as example, if one usually goes for a run, or a bike rides, try incorporating strength training or Yoga into the routine.

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6) Listen to the body– over exercise may lead to burnout or injury, both physically and mentally. It is important to pay attention to the body’s signals and to give it ample time to rest and recover. This can help to sustain the habit long term while maintaining a good relationship with physical health.

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Regular exercise also helps your lungs, muscles and entire circulatory system.

So, while establishing an exercise habit can be a challenge,it is one that keeps considerable benefits. By making it a consistent part of one’s routine, finding activities, enjoy, setting achievable goals and listening to the body, exercise can become a lifestyle.

Regular exercise especially among older adults is important for good health. Even moderate amount of physical activity can have a big impact. Older adults with serious health problems – heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and others – can live better lives.

Dr S.K.jha

Relax: we will breathe freely and control the situation better

All of us know that Life and Death are universal. Nothing is substantial, solid and permanent in the world. Health and disease, hope and despair, happiness and sorrow are two ends of the same continuum.

Every day is a second choice.

No one has forgotten about the COVID-19. The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic sinisterly, gloomily felled lives, livelihood and normalcy. Terrified by this outbreak, more and more of us have become conscious about our health. Many of us started prayers in the sacred puja rooms for the safety of all. Some of them started Yoga practice using lungs as a pneumatic tool to remove intoxicants, stimulants and distractions and also to enhance their lung breathing capacities. With breath inhalation and exhalation, the release of toxins happens effortlessly.

Researchers also state that controlling breath can change the response of the body’s autonomic nervous system that controls unconscious processes such as heart rate and digestion as well as the body’s stress response. Many mental illnesses such as stress and anxiety as well as depression are aggravated or triggered by stress hormones. When we take slow and steady breaths, the brain gets the message that all is well and activates the parasympathetic response. While, when we take shallow rapid breaths or hold our breaths for a few seconds, the sympathetic response is activated. So, if we breathe correctly, the mind will calm down.

I will breathe. I will think of solutions. I will not let my worry control me. I will not let my stress levels break me. I will simply breathe. And it will be okay. Because I don’t quit.

Remember, deep breathing also gradually increases efficiency and helps the immune system regenerate to fight infections and other ailments.

Meditation helps in decreasing the metabolic rate.Lower the metabolic rate, longer the life span, higher the metabolic rate, shorter the life span.

Panic can cause overestimating of the pandemic threat and underestimating our coping abilities, whereas confidence and tranquillity act as an elixir to overcome. Everything has a beginning and an end. The future is expected to be once again bright with the same bustling activity as it would be.

Train Your Mind to see the good in every situation.

Never, never lose hope, we will breathe freely and win over this situation.

Worrying doesn’t take away tomorrow’s troubles. It takes away today’s peace.