One of the ways to boost your immune system is w/ activity
Moderate exercise 30m/day is recommended by WHO.
❇️ it is defined as an elevation of heart rate to approx 60-70% of your maximal heart for approx 25-30 minutes.
❇️ Examples: Body Weight Training – Pull ups, Push ups, Squats, Lunges, Calf Raises, Walking Up/Down Stairs, Swimming, Tennis, Tai Chi, Yoga, Pilates, Jogging, Brisk Walking, Etc.)
❇️ Effort or Exertion levels – how to measure them?
Rating of Perceived Exertion – RPE – on a 10 point scale with 10 as extremely intense and 0 as rest should be between 4-6.
❇️ Volume: 30m/day about 150m/week. Less of you mix in more vigorous training of an RPE above 6/10
❇️❇️ Can Exercise Help You’re Immune System?Yes.
? It can assist with mobilization of white blood cells that fight infection
? Exercise can affect ⬇️ stress hormones like cortisol
? Exercise can ⬆️ mental health
Social distancing doesn’t mean be sedentary.
Be active as WHO suggests.
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Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd Edition
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