Exercise Does Not Help?
Question by 2007: Exercise does not help?
I read this article on Yahoo today and I just don’t believe it!!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070126/hl_nm/diet_exercise_dc
It seems to contradict what every doctor and nutritionist says. Basically it says exercise doesn’t help you lose weight any more than diet alone. Also says it doesn’t help you with certain areas of the body either… I just don’t believe this article.
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Answer by Baby
yes and water
Answer by I Dig Josh
Bull Siht
Weight/Strength training has been proven over and over to speed up metabolism and help you melt pounds and tone/strengthen muscles. If all you did was diet or watch what you were eating, you might get thinner but your body would not look toned and your muscles would not be as strong- and health is not just about pounds being lost either~
Benefits for women doing strength training are many, here are just a few:
“Top 10 Benefits of Strength Training for Women
Lynn VanDyke delivers the top 10 benefits of strength training for women. Great resource to provide to your readers interested in weight loss and fitness.
Top 10 Benefits of Strength Training for Women
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“Women are finally warming up to free weights, and it is a beautiful thing!” states Lynn VanDyke, owner of http://strength-training-woman.com. It’s true that women are recognizing strength training as a major player in the battle against fat loss. Here are the top 10 benefits women receive from strength training:
1) Increased Metabolic Rate- adding muscle increases our metabolism naturally.
2) Increasing and Restoring Bone Density- prevent and fight osteoporosis by building strong bones.
3) Increased Lean Muscle Mass- each pound of lean muscle mass burns 35-50 calories per day.
4) Injury Prevention- a solid foundation strengthens our bones, ligaments, and tendons.
5) Improved Balance- strong leg and core muscles help stabilize us.
6) Decreased Risk of Coronary Disease- strength training can reduce blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
7) Aids Rehabilitation and Recovery- the best way to strengthen and recover from an injury is to slowly build your strength around the injured area.
8) Enhanced Performance in Sports, Exercise and Life In General- climbing stairs, carrying the kids, or walking with your spouse becomes more enjoyable.
9) Aging Gracefully- strong muscles build a strong body. Strength training and fitness can help keep aging bodies in well-working condition.
10) Feeling Better and Looking Better- strength training reduces overall body fat, it tones our muscles and it builds confidence.
These top 10 benefits all come for free when you begin a proper strength training routine. Be sure to check with your doctor before beginning any new fitness program.”
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