This paper examines the roles of physical exercise in reducing overweight and obesity among adult men and women who live sedentary life-styles in the society. The paper equally isolated the consequences of lack of physical activity in sedentary lives and advocated among others, the need to engage in physical exercise. The author points out that exercise participation is sine-qua-non for healthy living for adult men and women in sedentary occupations. A number of recommendations were proffered among which was that individuals should ensure that he/she does not give-in to a sedentary life-style that will prone him/her to be overweight or obese. It was also recommended that Government at all levels should provide sporting facilities where adul...
Abstract Background Obesity is a global epidemic with profound consequences for individuals and soci...
Rising rates of obesity are becoming a major problem in the Western world, with multiple implication...
Objective: Health beliefs of overweight adults who did and did not enter an exercise program were co...
This paper examines the roles of physical exercise in reducing overweight and obesity among adult me...
Obesity is a widespread public health problem for health. A better understanding of exercise prescri...
There is significant research evidence to demonstrate that physical activity can produce weight loss...
Adults with physical disabilities have an increased risk of obesity. Physical activity is essential ...
Physical inactivity and obesity contribute enormously to the current burden of disease in Australia,...
The prevalence of overweight and obesity has increased dramatically during last 3 decades with devas...
In public health contexts, increased physical activity habits and fitness (aerobic and strength capa...
In public health contexts, increased physical activity habits and fitness (aerobic and strength capa...
There is also evidence that exercise reduces the risk of other chronic diseases, including obesity, ...
Undoubtedly, no regular practice of physical exercise is one of thefactors that determine the global...
Title: Obesity and overweight - possibilities of influencing by exercise in adult men Objective: Obe...
Obesity is defined as the accumulation of abnormal or excessive fat in fat tissues that substantiall...
Abstract Background Obesity is a global epidemic with profound consequences for individuals and soci...
Rising rates of obesity are becoming a major problem in the Western world, with multiple implication...
Objective: Health beliefs of overweight adults who did and did not enter an exercise program were co...
This paper examines the roles of physical exercise in reducing overweight and obesity among adult me...
Obesity is a widespread public health problem for health. A better understanding of exercise prescri...
There is significant research evidence to demonstrate that physical activity can produce weight loss...
Adults with physical disabilities have an increased risk of obesity. Physical activity is essential ...
Physical inactivity and obesity contribute enormously to the current burden of disease in Australia,...
The prevalence of overweight and obesity has increased dramatically during last 3 decades with devas...
In public health contexts, increased physical activity habits and fitness (aerobic and strength capa...
In public health contexts, increased physical activity habits and fitness (aerobic and strength capa...
There is also evidence that exercise reduces the risk of other chronic diseases, including obesity, ...
Undoubtedly, no regular practice of physical exercise is one of thefactors that determine the global...
Title: Obesity and overweight - possibilities of influencing by exercise in adult men Objective: Obe...
Obesity is defined as the accumulation of abnormal or excessive fat in fat tissues that substantiall...
Abstract Background Obesity is a global epidemic with profound consequences for individuals and soci...
Rising rates of obesity are becoming a major problem in the Western world, with multiple implication...
Objective: Health beliefs of overweight adults who did and did not enter an exercise program were co...