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Will Human Live Forever In The Future?

Jimmy Eriksson — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 23:02:17 +0000

Woody Allen, an American Director said, “I don’t want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it by not dying.” In this world that we live in death is considered to be inevitable. It is a spin-off and mindset that must be forgotten. Yet, what would really happen if people had an unlimited time to pursue their work and also be immortals?

Human immortality is currently only a science fiction, and if you were born in the 17th century, than it would be just a fairy tale, as the average life expectancy at that time was only 35 years. Now, the average life-expectancy for a U.S citizen is 78.6 years. In two centuries, the life expectancy has increased more than 100 percent. If this happened concurrently, people would live indefinitely in the near future.

There are different groups of scientists and gerontologists who believe that there is a limit to the potential extension of human lifespan. They say that it is somewhere around 125 years. However, others see the future quite optimistic – a world where centenarians will be walking around with people who are 500 to 1,000 years old The main hinder for an indefinite human lifespan is aging diseases such as cancer, heart disease and dementia. So currently, scientists are focusing on comprehending how to stop the aging process, and how to repair the typical wear and tear occurring in our body.

Scientists have already discovered some proven methods to increase lifespan. For instance, calorie-restriction has successfully increased the lifespan of a few creatures. The calorie restricted diet, consist of lowering calorie consumption by 30 percent and thereafter increasing intake of nutrients. For humans, this diet and eating pattern seem to be very difficult to maintain. So scientists are now trying to properly comprehend the underlining reason why calorie restriction really helps to increase lifespan. Conceiving the pathways could give rise to a potential pill to mimic the effect of the calorie restricted diet.

The advent of new generation of anti-aging pills could help to reduce free radicals; molecules causing accumulative damage to the body. Amidst other potential solutions, resveratrol, which can be found in red wine, acts an ingredient to delay aging through a genetic pathway. Other scientists believe that telomerase, an enzyme which provides protective caps (telomere) to our DNA, holds the secret to human longevity.

There are also thousands of people injecting human growth hormones to try to counteract against the fatal aging process. A train people try their best to miss.

Yet, the challenge of realizing an anti-aging pill is enormous, an experiment that takes a few decades on mice and other animals take roughly 80 years on humans. So any drug to cure aging is decades away from now

Ray Kurzweil, doesn’t want to wait for a 100 years to live longer. According to his so called ‘Singularity’ theory humans and machine will merge together and become one by 2045. Blood and flesh aren’t the strongest material for longevity. If the singularity isn’t going to be realized than other futurists are suggesting the computer back0up system where our brain can be saved into a computer system.

There is a whole legacy of longevity theories and researches conducted, so that we can one day life forever. If we are unable to live until technology permits us to live forever, we can always freeze (cryonize) our body, for future use.

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Cacao Positive Effect on Human Longevity – No Known Side Effect

Jimmy Eriksson — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 14:35:21 +0000

Typical antioxidants and dark chocolate are found in raw cacao. Consuming this source of fresh chocolate source of antioxidant contains:

1. Oligomeric Procynanidins
2. Resveratrol
3. Polyphenols
4. Catechin
5. Epicatechin
6. Vitamin C
7. Omega 6 fatty acids – if heated it will turn into rancid and become a source of inflammation
8. Phenethylamine – PEA a the neurotransimitter associated to love
9. Serotonin
10. Tryptophan – A amino acid which people who consume cooked food usually lack.

Typical chocolate bars have some rather negative attirubtes such as causing diabetes, weight gain and cavities. These side-effects are commonly linked with the fillers used in the mixture of dark chocolate like sugar and diary. On the other hand, when chocolate is in its initial form (raw cocao beans, nibs and beans) the health benefits are weight loss ( coumarin and chromium initiate this effect), avoids cavities (Theobromine eliminates streptococci mutans one of the bacteria that produces tooth decay) as well as control blood sugar (done by chromium) which is is positive for diabetics. It should be noted that raw cacao has positive benefits to the the cardiovascular system as well.

One of the best sources of magnesium is cacao, and this is also known to be the mineral that is insufficient in modern diets. Magnesium has several benefits. It enhances peristalsis in the bowels, relaxes muscles and softens the cardiovascular system. In a series of studies, it has been proven that dark chocolate does dissolve plaques that are formed in the arteries. This process does literally help to avoid heart disease and does naturally regulate the blood pressure.

Dark chocolate does still have several health benefits but the intensity of antioxidants like chatechins, epichatehins, procyanidins and resveratrol are much higher in raw chocolate nibs.

Raw chocolate is the highest source of antioxidant amidst food available. In the list of other foods that are rich in antioxidants we have red wine, blueberries, and green tea. There are also spices and herbs such as cinnamon and chaga mushrooms that have a high level of antioxidant as well. Consuming varied type of antioxidants targets specific parts of the body.

Based on a phyto-chemical analysis of typical cacao beans; it is found that raw chocolate might be the most chemically complex food components on the planet. Unfortunately, in the cooking process antioxidants are degraded.

For Longevity in each diet the below component should be present:
1. Anandamide – a neurotransmitter which activates feeling of ‘bliss’
2. Serontonin – protects one against stress by inducing good feelings
3. Dopamine – a neurotransmitter good for pleasure and motivation
4. MAO Inhibitors – avoids side-effects of dopamine and serotonin
5. Coumarin – regulates blood, acts as an appetite suppressant and contains anti-tumor properties.
6. Asparaginase – An enzyme containing anti-leukemia attributes
7. Ergosterol – a product of Vitamin D
8. Sitosterol – Reduces LDL cholesterol

The compact intensity of nutrients in raw cacao supports proper functioning of the body. In addition, it is the best source of chromium and magnesium. Most human suffer from magnesium deficiency so raw cacao is an important ingredient to consume.

The list below shows other antioxidants in cacao:

1. Vitamin A
2. Vitamin B (1, 2, 3, 5 and 6)
3. Vitamin C
4. Magnesium
5. Vitamin E
6. Copper
7. Manganese
8. Calcium
9. Zinc
10. Iron
11. Sulphur
12. Phosphorus
13. Chromium
14. Omega 6 Fatty Acids
15. Amino Acids
16. Saturated Fats
17. Carbohydrates
18. Enzymes – such as lipase, catalyse and amylase
19. Soluble fiber
20. Phytonutrients

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Transcendent Man – A New Revolutionary Quest To Human Immortality

Jimmy Eriksson — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 15:47:21 +0000

A link to watch the Full Movie: Transcendent Man.

Ray Kurzweil, an inventor, futurist as well as author of The Singularity is Near has developed documentary film: Transcendent Man.

Ray’s film is inspirational to all ages, and will possibly help to motivate funding for development of technology that can rejuvenate our organs as well as the body.

The Transcendent Man is a derivates of Kurzweil’s famous singularity prediction. New technologies starting from the simple printing press to Google are tools, which are rapidly helping new technologies to evolve even faster. In other words, the pace of innovation is an exponential curve that accelerates.

Moore’s law has been significantly explained in Kurzweil’s prediction and applied to social connection as well as informative technology. For instance, if the trend of computer was to be extrapolated, we can see super-computers occupying full-sized room, now being reduced to the size of only a laptop.

Biology is also being transcended into an informative science with progress in genomic sequencing. Machines are not only supporting research. They are even promoting better health and enabling us to overcome body limitations. In the near future, it might be even feasible to introduce nanobots into our blood stream to fight real viruses.

According to Kurzweil, in three decades henceforth singularity will be achieved, and machines will be so intelligent that human won’t be necessary to continue to innovate. The inventions will solve all possible traceable issues associated with aging and death.

Most of us considered singularity to be a provocative prediction. However, Kurzweil has made several accurate predictions such as in 1970s he said that in 1998, computer will become the world’s most performing chess player. In the 1970s this seemed impossible.

Singularity is something highly feasible; it is in line with physics laws. So it is rather a question of when it will happen than if it will happen.

Who is Ray Kurzweil, in the 1960s he was a teenager when he made a computer which analyzed as well as composed classical music. He achieved this at MIT. After school, he produced an optical character recognition (OCR) system. innovation that followed was manifold including large-vocabulary speech recognition software as well as text-to-speech software for people who were blind.

At the age of 35 years, Ray suffered from diabetes a disease that his father died from. However, instead of sitting back waiting for his grave, he decided to comprehend the chemistry behind diabetes. After fully understanding the condition, he designed a regime of various medical supplements. Currently, he claims that he has been able starve-off the havoc of age. He has even published two books on his medical research.

The film predicts that humanity will be able to go way beyond the current biological boundaries. The aim is to one day be able to overcome death and to become immortal. So in 2 decades microscopic robots should be able to heal most of our potential health predicaments.

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A Scientific Belief: Immortality within Two Decades

Jimmy Eriksson — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 18:59:26 +0000

According to famous scientists and futurist Ray Kurzweil, humans will enjoy immortality within 20 years. He believes that the solution will be found in nano-technology, but currently we need to understand how our body really works.

Ray Kurzweil is in his 60s and believes that the incredible learning curve and progress in our comprehension of genes as well as development of new computer technology will soon make use immortal.

In theory, if our speed of development of nano-technology continues to progress at the same pace as today, then within 20 years, we will be able to replace most of our vital organs with technological substitutes.

Most scientists would claim that Mr. Kurzweil’s prediction is an extremely far-fetched one. However, nowadays, neural implants as well as artificial pancreases are already available.

You might have heard of the Mr. Kurzweil’s theory on the ‘Law of Accelerating Returns. He mentioned in the newspaper, The Sun, that many scientists believe that within approximately 20-year technologies to reprogramme our body will be available. This will help us to halt and afterward reverse the aging process. In the long-term, nano-technology will enable us to become immortal and live forever.

Our stone-age body will be positively re-engineered. For instance, our blood cells would be replaced by nano-bots, which would be able to execute the job extremely more effective. Ray Kurzweil says that it might even be possible for a man of the age of 85 years to run the Olympic sprint for 15 minutes, without the need to take a breath. People will even be able to go scuba-diving without the need of oxygen for at least four hours.

No more heart-attack victims, the presence of bionic hearts can reduce the jobs of doctors significantly, as blood bots will be available to keep people alive.

In addition, nano-technology will equally increase our mental capabilities, writing complete books within the day or hour will no longer be a mere illusion. We might become as effective as in the film ‘ Limitless’ but without the highlighted side-effects.

In a world where humans are known as cyborg, it will be possible to go into a virtual-reality mode. Our nanobots will be able to halt brain signal so that we can go deep into whatever we want; virtual sex, virtual world and any other virtual environment. We will even have holograms popping up in our brain to explain, translate and make things clear.

The new human will be a cyborg, with artificial organs and limbs.

Source: Telegraph and business Insider

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Improved Rapport with Colleagues ensures Longevity

Jimmy Eriksson — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 23:56:07 +0000

A Tel Aviv University research has revealed that a constructive relationship with one’s co-workers is beneficial to health in the long run. Google and Zappos.com companies are renowned for their focus on a hard work and reward system for workers. Yet, this does not necessarily entail that the employees are healthier.

According to Dr. Sharon Toker of the Department of Organizational Behavior at TAU’s Leon Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration, employees may live longer when they can rely on their colleagues’ assistance at work place. Being helpful enhances interpersonal relationship and this eventually decreases the level of stress. Dr. Toker adds that most people start work early and finish quite late. Subsequently, this hectic lifestyle leaves little time for family and friends. This is why the working environment should be conducive to provide the required psychological support from co-workers.

To legitimize these findings, a health survey was carried out by Dr. Toker, her TAU colleagues Prof. Arie Shirom and Yasmin Alkaly, along with Orit Jacobson and Ran Balicer from Clalit Healthcare Services. This analysis was conducted among 820 adults who worked an average of 8.8 hours a day through a 20 year period. Individuals who evolved in an apathetic working atmosphere were 2.4 times more likely to die sometime within those two decades.

The research has been officially released in the journal Health Psychology.

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The 820 study participants consisted of adults aged 25 to 65 who came into their local HMO office for a regular health check-up. The aim of this examination was to detect problematic psychological, behavioral and physiological disorders such as smoking, obesity and depression. To ascertain validity, questionnaires were filled by participants who came from a vast range of professional areas such finance, health care and manufacturing.

The questions pertained to workers’ relationships with their superiors. Moreover, the participants’ interaction with colleagues was assessed to determine the extent of their peers’ emotional and professional response. It was clear that more receptive and caring colleagues’ increased the worker’s life-span.

It was observed that 53 participants died during the examination. The majority of the deceased had a poor bond with their co-workers. An absence of empathy at work place led to a 140% increased hazard of dying in two decades’ time unlike those who worked in sociable ambiance.

Quite rightly, Dr. Toker says that the modern working environment has become cold, mechanical and isolated. Workers are often objectified with the increasing use of internet such as electronic mail which inexorably leads to a loss of verbal communication. When essential social skills are being forgone, creating a pleasant working atmosphere is not simply an impulsive idea but a prerequisite to maintain human communion.

Convenient ways of reducing stress and encouraging contact can be:

• Setting up coffee corners
• Organizing excursions for staff
• Creating an internal virtual social network
• Implementing a Staff Welfare Committee to discuss any personal or psychological trouble

Power Causes More Stress Among Women Than Men

The issue of power was also examined; that is the degree of autonomy given to a worker along with his or her opportunities for leadership. The results point out that men in position of power were more productive and had a higher life expectancy. On the other hand, women who exercised more control at work had a shorter lifespan. Women with a considerably pronounced authority had a 70 percent increased risk of dying over the two decades.

To some extent, power is valuable at work place. However, Dr. Toker highlights that soaring responsibilities can be highly detrimental to one’s physical and psychological well being. Decision making can be a source of deep strain without external help from colleagues. At work, women at the helm have added stress as they are still the ones who essentially look after the family.

Source: Psych-central and aftau
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Morgan Freeman – On Science – Can We Live Forever?

Jimmy Eriksson — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:29:57 +0000

The 27th of July 2011, On Science, discovery Through the Wormhole 2: episode 8, the team is tackling the intriguing question on ‘can we life forever?’

Here is a short snapshot on how episode 8 (Can We Live forever?).

Over the past centuries, human life expectancy has doubled. This is a target already met, but the question is whether it is possible to overcome death ones for all. Is it really possible to rectify on-going degeneration that develops in our DNA? Or is it even possible to render our body more resilient by using better chemistry of life.

This upcoming episode provide interesting insight on how to eternity is defined in respect to human lifespan.

Video Insight: Cryogenic Preservation

Video Insight: Forever Young

Video Insight: The Omega Point

Source: Discovery (On Science)

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African Americans Can Be Healthier?

Jimmy Eriksson — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 23:34:22 +0000

You may have spent your free time at the local gym running in place on a treadmill for countless hours of your life for no good reason other than to look good. You can run and work out every day, and your blood pressure can still be higher than a hippie at Woodstock. So what is the deal? What are you doing wrong? What is the right way to get fit?

Dr. Richard W. Walker Jr. states in his new book, “African American Healthy,” that there may be reasons to why African Americans have higher rates of health problems like cancer, stroke, and heart disease than most Caucasians do. Some of these problems are genetic while others are due to culture and the rising cost of health care in this country.

Dr. Walker grew up in Spanish Harlem and says that back in his young day he remembers that conditions like diabetes, cancer and hypertension were accepted among his community as part of the natural aging process. If you get old, then you get sick, and that is just the way that it was. On the bright side, there are things that you can do to help get healthy and stay that way. Most of these things are small changes, and none are a large inconvenience or sacrifice. In the long run, they will be worth what you get for what you have given up.

There are lots of easy lifestyles changes you can make to help get yourself healthy. Breathing during times of stress is a minor key that can help relieve some of your stress. The next time you feel like your head is going to levitate off your body while smoke rolls out your ears, take yourself some quiet time alone and simply take deep breaths. Stress is not good for anyone. Antioxidants could play an important role in getting yourself healthy as well. Multi-vitamins are not just for little kids anymore. Taking a multi-vitamin could also be another key to general fitness. Quitting smoking and cutting back on your salt intake are efficient ways to improve health as well.

Getting yourself up off the couch to exercise may be difficult, but it will be well worth it. It may help you to live a longer and healthier life. Taking the vitamin D3, that most American bodies are seriously lacking, could also help boost the measures that are mentioned above.

We all wish that we could live forever and see the future generations of our children that come after us. Nevertheless, death is ostensibly a part of living. All living beings eventually die, but we can take measures to slow that process down even if it is just a little bit. There is a lot of good advice in Dr. Walker’s book, “African American Healthy” that could prove beneficial to you; though the phrase that is sorely missing in the book is consult with your doctor. But with Dr. Walker’s book, you have a great jumping off point to start up a conversation.

Source: Kdh News

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Brain Preservation Technology; Ending the Conflict between Cryonicists and Cryobiologists

Jimmy Eriksson — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 14:51:06 +0000

As a matter of fact, the field of cryonics intersects substantially with cryobiology. Regardless of their similarities, cryonics activists and anti-cryonics cryobiologists have engaged in an open battle against each other for the past four decades.

In an outstanding article written by Mike Darwin in the year 1991 (COLD WAR: The Conflict between Cryonicists and Cryobiologists), an in-depth story about the causes of this particular war was published, and a conclusion was drawn that the problem was triggered by a disagreement in standards between several important people and not by cryonics science itself. Cryobiologists then assumed the need to cease all connections with the ghastly news from the mass about the first few human cryonic preservation efforts, hence turning the conflict into a hideous, prolonged battle.

This worsened the situation. Several well-known cryobiology experts provocatively flagged cryonics as a pointless attempt and called for a widespread ban on human cryopreservation rather than resolving to a more peaceful way – offering a suggestion to shut down cryonic procedures momentarily until a set of rules is available to highlight the lowest standard needed to perform cryopreservation. Offended by the cryobiologists and in anger over their stolen fundamental human rights, the Cryonics retaliated and carried on with their unprofessional cryopreservations of which everyone in this modern scientific world sees as “next to hopeless”.

Consecutively, the cryobiologists commenced on eliminating the qualifications of cryonicists as well as on turning down their proposals and financial requests. This common bitterness has been deeply rooted for tens of years.

Darwin claimed that both cryonics advocates and cryobiologists were close to ruining each other in the mentioned “Cold War”. The cryobiological community’s once alluring objective to propose “reversible suspended animation” for urgent medical applications and for journeys into the outer space turned into ashes. This was all, because their wide-known perceptions on cryonic preservation killed the interest of most enthusiasts in the stated technology.

On the other hand, the cryobiologists’ anti-cryonics protests that were publicly visible drastically slowed the development pace of the cryonics field. Most proficient and financially stable research centers (that used to race against each other to idealize the cryonic techniques) lost enthusiasm in advancing the technology.

Indeed, the community of cryonics has suffered a more significant loss. Perhaps, if professional cryobiologists did not wage war against their cryonics counterparts, the idea of having a proficient team of cryonicists ready upon request to carry out an in-time and first-class emergency cryopreservation in every hospital may not be that far-fetched. Unfortunately, current cryonics companies are “unregulated” and are providing services under law restrictions that prohibit ideal cryopreservation. Not to mention, these companies are also at risk of bankruptcy.

Kenneth Hayworth has a strong faith that the Brain Preservation Technology Prize will terminate the “Cold War”. Previous cryonic preservation discussions by the majority group of scientists have all the time been structured by cryobiologists who think cryonics should be dubbed “quack medicine” until the resuscitation of a cryopreserved “dead” individual is made possible. Irritated by this traditional argument, the Brain Preservation Technology Prize is structured to link cryonics to the neuroscience society’s ambitions by posting a question regarding the promise cryonics hold in preserving the brain’s exact synaptic connectivity pattern which, as indentified by neurobiologists, encodes the memories and personality of an individual.

Mainstream neuroscientists, who are greater in numbers, more acknowledged and financially more secure than the cryobiologists, hold great hopes about the potential of cryonics. The hypothetical knowledge of molecules, synapses, neurons, neural network and systems, as well as the imaging techniques for locating unique synaptic connections have advanced incredibly during recent years.

In the past seven years, the inventions of various modern automated electron imaging techniques have allowed nanometer resolution of the image of a plastic implanted and chemically fixated brain tissue piece. All neural synaptic circuits in a tiny block can then be analyzed with sureness. Recently, a document in the Nature magazine utilized one of the automated electron imaging techniques to recreate the exact neural connectivity in a retina’s cells and further compared the image with existing data extracted from active and working neurons. It is deduced that traced neuron-to-neuron wiring within the plastic block could be used to guess the initial roles of the neurons.

Hayworth has had plenty of non-public interviews with neurobiologists throughout the decade and have discovered that nearly all of his neuroscience associates foresee the invention of completely simulated brains with human-like intellect and consciousness. Due to the development of the electron imaging techniques mentioned, neurobiologists are now more open to opinions regarding the likelihood of drawing a whole human brain diagram at the synapse-level resolution and the possibility of creating an artificial brain. Most of them also concur that the thoughts of each human can be uploaded into computers by “scanning” the collective circuits of the brain.

Hayworth is very confident that both cognitive science and neuroscience experts will willingly accept the challenge outlined in the Brain Preservation Technology Prize, seeing that they are already prepared to dedicate themselves to build a promising scientific future. He eagerly anticipates a turning point in the mind-set of the entire scientific society towards the concept of cryonic preservation, as soon as the first few groups start to demonstrate significant advancement towards the goals of the prize. The “Cold War”, as Hayworth believes, will be terminated, and both scientific and cryonics society will move forward to a new scientific era where the two opposing groups will learn to work together.

Source: Alcor Org

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The Secret for Longevity – Pills Or Positive Thinking?

Jimmy Eriksson — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 15:18:20 +0000

Baby boomers are reaching old age as one of them, Wexler search for various ways to extend his life.

A new documentary was recently released by Mark Wexler, who is aged 54. He named his movie ‘how to live forever’. In this movie, he has emphasized on how science and spiritual efforts can help to increase human longevity.

He has been doing intense research to understand the underling mechanism behind aging and the potential means to reduce the aging effect. The film involves interviews with famous biologists and gerontologists such as Kurzwil, Jack Lalnne and other people.

The film was launched recently in Los Angeles and New York. This film will be displayed in all the cities of US. Wexler who is not only the writer but also the director of the movie said that, in coming 20 to 30 years people will be able to live longer. Maybe this movie can create awareness for people about the possibility of living forever.

There are several trailers for the movie available online on Youtube. In one of the clips, you can find funny longevity champions such as Bustin Martin, who was a 101 years old British before his death. At his advance age, he did smoke and drinking and participated in marathons and still lived for long.

This is not just a movie but in fact, is another research work on science of immortality. In the movie, you can see Wexler talking to two famous scientists Aubrey Grey and Sherwin Nualand.

Wexler got the inspiration of making this movie from his personal challenges; He lost his mother and got his AARP card. He did then find out that he was running short of life. This was the reason behind making this documentary movie. He derived interesting facts after his research on how to live forever. The secret to longevity does not reside how well you live. He says that he still takes many supplements.

The movie is a strange blend of personal struggle and scientific research. You should be motivated to watch this movie if you want to live forever. If you want to watch the movie then keep on getting updates from the website of How to live forever. It’s up to us to choose whether we really want to live longer.

The documentary made by Wexler’s can guide us to the journey of longevity and health. So if you want to live longer and a healthier life then get ready to watch this movie.

Source: Singularity Hub

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Physically Active Jobs Keeps People Healthy

Jimmy Eriksson — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 22:48:13 +0000

There are approximately 76 percent of men who follow exercise routines through both working and other spare time activities.

According to a recent report, people who are doing physical activities related jobs can remain healthy. This is because they directly or indirectly follow some of the exercise requirements. The result of this report was based on a survey conducted on 386,400 adults from U.S. These adults responded to the questions regarding the physical activities they perform at the job or in spare time.

Around 64 % of the people involved in the study did meet the minimum rules of physical exercises in spare time. The overall percentage consists of 60.4% women and 68.5% men. Later on, an addition was made on these figures, including people doing physical activities related jobs. The percentage then turned out to be 76% among men and 66% among women.

A standard has been made about following the rules of physical activities. It was suggested that people who spent 150 minutes doing normal physical activities, met the minimum requirement. Likewise, those who did a combination of normal and tough activities for 75 minutes separately were also up to the mark.

Those activities at work which involved walking or hard-working jobs was considered an exercise related work. During the survey, it was found that mostly less educated men were doing jobs that involved physical activities.

This survey reports that physical activities keep you healthy, with a balanced weight, thus reducing the risk of obesity. Being active, through physical activities also help to prevent the emergence of serious diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. The whole report was published in CDC’s weekly report regarding Morbidity and Mortality.

Source: Webmd

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