Are you an active or a passive couch potato? Research shows that most people having white collar jobs spend 95% of their waking hours sitting – while driving, at the desk at work, meetings, having lunch and dinner, playing computer games, watching TV, reading, etc.
However, if you have walked briskly for a sustained period of 30 minutes, you fall in the category of active couch potatoes or labelled as ‘physically active’ by the public health system. Evidence from the ‘inactivity physiology’ laboratory identifies ‘prolonged sitting’ as a potential health hazard. In addition, the diet confusion, environmental stress, genetically modified foods, negative emotions and other complex health issues do not favour the common office goer who has to spend hours at his or her desk striving to achieve targets and meet deadlines. Passive couch potatoes become rich soil for type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers and other complicated health issues.
The symptoms below could be indicators that your body may be slowly progressing to a yet undiagnosed major illness!
Bad breath Brain fag Fatigue Poor memory
Acid reflux Indigestion Regular headaches
Bloating / gas Regular Constipation / diarrhoea
Ongoing bodyaches Sleep disturbances Frequent urination
Joint pain & stiffness Neck & shoulder pains Dry / sensitive skin
Belly fat Tripping & falling over often Drenching sweat
Unusually cold Food addiction Panic / anxiety attacks
Uncontrollable anger & irritability Sense of being overwhelmed
Decreased sex drive Ongoing allergies
Stopping work is not the solution! Be a smart and active couch potato instead!
Be aware of what you do with
Homeopathy remedies the symptoms and aborts the disease process!Homeopathy plus healthy lifestyle habits help to make your immune system strong and robust. Remedies like Nux Vomica, Lycopodium, Aurum metallicum, Causticum, Calcarea Carb, Sulphur………tailored for active and passive couch potatoes, have helped innumerable leaders and managers to stay focused, alert, energetic and healthy in their stressful environment!
Be intentional about life! Model health! Inspire! Create legacy!
References:
Hamilton, T.M., Healy, N.G., Dunstan, W.D., Zderic, W.T., & Owen, N. (2008).Too Little Exercise and Too Much Sitting: Inactivity Physiology and the Need for New Recommendations on Sedentary Behaviour. (Current Cardiovascular Reports: 2-292; October 2008). Retrieved from Springer Link website http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12170-008-0054-8#/page-1
Nico, D. (2016). Dr. Healthnut: Not Crazy, Just Healthy. Diet Diagnosis: Navigating the Maze of Health & Nutrition Plans. Retrieved from Dr. Healthnut website http://dietdiagnosis.com/