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there is no evidence that suggests standing in front of a computer screen helps From the last of the three links I posted: "They found that standing up engage
by Amadou 13y ago
there is no evidence that suggests standing in front of a computer screen helps
From the last of the three links I posted:
"They found that standing up engages muscles and promotes the distribution of lipase, which prompts the body to process fat and cholesterol, independent of the amount of time spent exercising. They also found that standing up uses blood glucose and may discourage the development of diabetes."
- deanproxy 13y agoI apologize, I skimmed through that article too quickly. Nevertheless, I will still hold my position that I was once "Fat", with high cholesterol and could barely hold my own body up. With what I have stated in my post, I am now healthy and can do things that most 20 year olds can not do. So, I guess it works for me pretty well.
- pingvingryta 13y agoYou could say that standing while working could have positive effects, but it's not the complete solution for good health.