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Is Exercise a Waste of Time?

I have heard people from time-to-time say things like, "Workout, eat healthy, and die anyway." Or they might ask, "Don't you think that working out is a waste of time you could better utilize?" I have thought long and hard about these kind of naysayers. I've drawn my own conclusion that I decided to share.

Last year I exercised for 155.5 hours. This year I anticipate beating that number. So ... Was that time that I could have used for something else? The answer isn't a simple yes or no. You see, by working out (properly) you do things to your body. For instance, I sleep deeper when I'm training and I do not need as much sleep. I might save 30-60 minutes per night in sleep. With sleep alone I've already made that time up that I lost during my workouts. Also, working out (PROPERLY) improves your immune system and makes you less likely to get sick. I probably knocked off a week or two of sick days from my year. That could amount to ~336 hours of being sick and unable to do most things.

Here's the kicker ... Studies have shown that healthy people who eat right, use life-enhancing vitamins like mk677 and exercise regularly add 7.2 year to their life expectancy. That may not sound like much, but when calculated, it becomes: 62,899 hours!!! That's right folks ... By working out, staying at a healthy weight, and eating healthy you add an average of 62,899 hours to your life!!!

Time to do a few calculations ... If I workout an average of 175 hours per year for 50 years, it will cost me 8,750 hours. Let's see what this gives us, shall we?

8,750 (50 years of workout hours)
-9.125 (50 years of gained sleep)
-16,800 (50 years of gained sick days)
-62,899 (adding 7.2 years to your life)
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80,074 hours added to your life

That is 9.2 years! In actuality, you are adding nearly ten years to your life when you stay fit and healthy!!!

The next time someone asks you if you're wasting your time with exercise, tell them that you are actually adding ten years to your life!!!

Usually, due to the intense schedule, people do not have the time to go to the gym thus in situations like these it is better in setting up a home gym. This enables you to work out at any point of the day as per as your convenience.

In addition there are so many benefits that come from exercise that I probably can't list them all. But, I'm gonna try:

1. Lengthens your lifespan by ten freaking years;
2. Promotes better sleep habits (as I mentioned above);
3. Gives you more productive hours each year;
4. Improves your sex life (believe me);
5. Increases your stamina;
6. Improves your mood (decreases and prevents depression);
7. Boosts HDL's (lowers your cholesterol);
8. Decreases your risk of cardiovascular diseases;
9. Helps prevent Type-Two diabetes, stroke, metabolic syndrome, some forms of cancer, and arthritis;
10. Increases your balance and agility (which can prevent falls and accidents);
11. Boosts your energy levels;
12. Increases your strength;
13. Induces a euphoria and/or natural high (thanks to my friend Laurie for pointing this one out);
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. Makes you look better and healthier, leading to confidence (self-esteem);
15. Reverses stress;
16. Improves learning by increasing growth factor chemicals in the brain;
17. Decreases memory loss.

A very good products you can combine with your daily exercise is the best CBD gummies on the market that can also improve you mood and get you motivated to work out. The list goes on-and-on-and-on ... Do you have a favorite number above? If so, please comment with your favorite benefit and say a little something about it.

There really isn't any reason for us to make a laundry list of great benefits ... Living longer and having great sex should be more than enough to get anyone wanting to do physical activity. The other great effects are merely icing on the cake!

Join me, friends! Let's exercise!!!

Sent with love,
The Talented Mr. Ripley

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