Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Working out is not only good for your physical health, but also your mental health. When you exercise, your body releases endorphins, which are hormones that make you feel happy. Working out can also help you manage stress, which can improve your mental health. Furthermore, exercise has many other physical benefits, such as improving your cardiovascular health and strength training, which can help you maintain a healthy weight and prevent osteoporosis.
It is essential that we stay fit and active to lead healthy and active lifestyles. Regular exercise has many benefits, such as improved sleep, decreased stress, increased productivity, reduced risk of chronic diseases, and more. Moreover, physical activity helps you stay healthy, trim, and fit. Moreover, having a healthy fitness routine will help you shed those extra pounds and keep that weight off for good.
Having strong bones goes beyond mere health — it’s about embracing life’s adventures to the fullest. When your bones stand strong, they serve as a steadfast foundation, empowering you to tread rugged trails and engage in your favorite sports confidently. No longer burdened by concerns of fractures or limitations, you’re free to move without worries. …
Did you know that a simple yoga pose involving placing your legs up against a wall can have profound effects on your overall well-being? Enter Viparita Karani, also known as the Legs Up the Wall pose. This unassuming yet powerful posture has gained popularity among various individuals, from athletes and dancers to stressed office workers,…
A person whose weight is higher than what is considered healthy for their given height is described as overweight or even suffering from obesity. Obesity has spread beyond rich countries to affect people of all income levels. (1, 2) Defined as a high BMI (body mass index), obesity is a risk factor for many of…
Credible evidence continues to show that the best way to help your chances of living a long life is to follow the advice from health experts. This is usually to eat well, pay attention to your weight, exercise regularly, get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, and avoid bad habits. (2) Many things can…
A variety of factors can influence our walking speed capabilities as individuals, including lung capacity and motor control, as well as our mental health and motivation levels. Exercise is vital for well-being and, therefore, for overall health. Any activity is great, and it’s enough to walk briskly. If you combine walking briskly with being outdoors,…
Walking is a fun and purposeful exercise for all ages. Whether your intent is to lose weight, flatten your stomach, firm up all over, or even clear your mind — brisk walking is good for your health. Brisk walking can help prevent heart disease, diabetes, depression, or arthritis. [1] But did you know that something…
Do you have a stomachache? You might think a night of indulgent eating is the source of your woes or that anxiety or fatigue are the culprits. None of these are wrong, but there might be another reason. As you get older, food can sit undigested in your stomach and cause digestive distress. Bloating and…
Yoga is a practice that has been around for centuries, proven to have many benefits, and it can help with thyroid health in many ways. However, it is important to know which type of yoga poses are best for your specific needs. The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped organ situated in the front of the…
We’ve all heard the folk wisdom that eight cups of water a day is the magic amount to keep your body going strong. However, just like the human body has different caloric needs, depending on a variety of factors, each body needs a different amount of water to stay functional. Below, we’ll explore hydration and…
