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Exercising is one of the essential habits that the most successful people have. Charles Duhigg
discusses what are known as keystone habits in his book "The Power of Habit." These are the
habits that, when exercised, developed, and used, have the ability to effect change in all
aspects of our life.
These modifications are visible to the naked eye. Exercising, on the other hand, has more
benefits than meets the eye. Because increasing your heart rate increases total blood flow and
oxygen to the brain. You may feel more alert and enthusiastic throughout that initial workout. But
for the next day, you will almost indeed suffer from DOMS or delayed onset muscle soreness.
The soreness will last for around 72 hours. The good news is if you continue to exercise those
muscles consistently, you will be less likely to get it again.
Over the next few weeks, you will gradually increase mitochondrial production through a
process known as mitochondrial biogenesis. Mitochondria turn carbohydrates, fats, and proteins
into energy for your muscles to flex and contract. According to research, people can boost their
mitochondria by up to 50% after six to eight weeks. You will feel fitter, and your endurance will
improve as your mitochondria count rises in your cells. As a result, running three miles will no
longer be as challenging as the first week.
After six months, all of your hard work should start to pay off. Your muscles will begin to take
shape if you focus your workouts on strength training. At this time, you are also less likely to slip
off the workout wagon. Within the first six months, 45% of people drop out of exercise programs,
but more people continue with it after that.
Now, if you are more focused on cardio, you should notice a 25% rise in your VO2 max after
nine months of regular exercise. The rate at which your body can carry oxygen to your muscles
for fuel is known as VO2 max, and it's a popular fitness metric. A greater VO2 max means you
can run faster for more extended periods. So, for example, a 25% increase in VO2 max means
you can run around 20% farther in the same amount of time.
Your bones will be denser after a year of regular activity, lowering your risk of osteoporosis.
When paired with aerobic exercise, consistent resistance training can reverse the effects of
osteoporosis after 12 months.
Now, if you stick with your fitness routine for a long time, your body may not be the only one
who benefits. Your financial account might also get a boost. According to one study, older
persons who exercised for at least 30 minutes five days a week saved $2,500 per year in
medical costs for heart-related health problems alone.
You will also be less likely to acquire arthritis, type 2 diabetes, dementia, and some cancers
such as breast and colon cancer.
In all likelihood, you will live longer than you would otherwise. And because exercise lowers the
chances of anxiety and sadness by reducing stress hormone levels like cortisol and adrenaline,
a longer life will likely feel more rewarding.
Of course, all advantages depend on your activity type, duration, and intensity each week. A
healthy lifestyle also requires a well-balanced diet.
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