Movement is Nutrition for Your Brain Health

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Hello Friends,

One reason I created this blog is to share my experience, knowledge and passion on the maintenance of our bodies. I come across plenty of articles on this topic and there’s one I read recently that I’d like to share. It’s based on groundbreaking research published in Frontiers in Neuroscience. The study shows that weight-bearing exercise utilizing, specifically, the body’s large leg muscles are critical for brain and nervous system health. A couple of highlights from the study;

Restricting exercise lowers the amount of oxygen in the body which alters metabolism and impacts a gene that releases energy the body can use. 
Cutting back on exercise makes it difficult for the body to produce new nerve cells.

Read more about it by clicking the link below!

Leg exercise is critical to brain and nervous system health

The message I’d like to leave you with – incorporate weight-bearing leg exercises in your routine 2-3 times a week!  Below you’ll find two links to lower body exercises, one is more on the beginner spectrum the other is for the more advance client. For the beginner exercises, I suggest you use two dumbbells (5 lbs each) one in each hand.

Lower body kettle bell – Advance

Lower body legs – Beginner

For a more personalized routine don’t hesitate to contact me. I train privately in your home and also offer virtual training, live or pre-recorded! For your recovery needs, I offer therapeutic massage services.

Email me at standtallbreathedeep@gmail.com to customize your wellness needs. 

Stand Tall, Breathe Deep!
-Corina

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