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Impact of posture on mental and physical health
Overview
Research from McGill University, published in the ‘British Journal of Psychology’, indicates that physical posture significantly influences mental states and decision-making. A study involving nearly 200 participants found that sitting upright can lead to more positive emotions, such as pride, and a greater tendency to take effective risks without increasing failure rates.
While upright posture may improve mood and confidence, experts note that the physical health benefits of standing for long periods are limited, as it burns only slightly more calories than sitting and may increase risks for varicose veins and venous ulcers. Consequently, regular movement and short bursts of daily exercise are recommended to mitigate the risks of sedentary behavior.
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about 1 month ago
[HEALTH] 3 sourcesPosture and movement impact mental state and physical healthStudies indicate that upright posture can improve mood and risk-taking, while regular movement is more effective for health than simply standing or sitting for long periods.
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about 1 month ago
[HEALTH] 2 sourcesMcGill University study links upright posture to improved mood and decision-makingA McGill University study suggests that sitting upright can improve mood and lead to more effective risk-taking and decision-making, even when participants are unaware of their posture.
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actualidad.rt.com · nongovernmental.org · thebrighterside.news · westcentralsbest.com · WWW.diariodenavarra.es