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Sitting is the New Smoking: The Silent Killer of Modern Life
In the modern era, our lives are increasingly defined by sedentary behavior. From office cubicles and long commutes to evenings spent on the couch, we spend an average of 9 to 11 hours a day sitting. Medical experts are now sounding the alarm: Sitting is the new smoking. Research suggests that prolonged inactivity is just
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Ending the “Sitting Disease”: Long-Term Pains of Office Workers and Scientific Solutions
1. The Invisible Health Crisis: Why Sitting is the New Smoking For the modern professional, the desk is the primary battlefield. However, staying seated for 8+ hours a day is unnatural for the human body. Research indicates that prolonged sitting increases the risk of chronic issues, leading to what experts now call the “Sitting Disease.”
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