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Aerobics is so hard there are so many videos and products. I would like to find something more fun to do to stay in shape. I used to play hockey all the time years ago and with out realizing it it kept me in shape.
I agree with Cory. I dont see how swimming can be damaging to the brain especially not in a pool. I would though be wary about the pressure if you were to be diving down deep in the sea.
The researchers examined the homocysteine blood levels of 36 healthy people and then measured their brains. South Africa
I dont know any specifics, but it should be easy to find some at the local library. Good luck!
Swimming is considered one of the best exercises since you use your whole body. Not only that but I think it is very relaxing as well. I think it can actually be an effective form of exercise for the brain.
Good suggestions for exercises. I don’t think there is general agreement on eating many small meals throughout the day, though. I think that concept comes from wanting to keep insulin high and blood glucose high and prevent catabolism of muscle. But keeping insulin up makes losing fat really hard, because insulin is the storage hormone. I’ve found (and several others also agree) that longer periods between meals is needed to lose fat. If you work out properly, you won’t lose muscle.
I really doubt that swimming hurts the brain.
A major benefit of swimming is the near weightlessness, which can help swimmers strengthen their shoulders and abdominal muscles. The exercise also strengthens the heart and helps decrease problems associated with diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and allergies.
No way can swimming affect your brain. I would only guess that if you did go deep enough it might cause some pressure to build up on your brain. But just casual swimming in a pool or at beach should pose no problem.
Well i am not much converse in this field but I do think being underwater for a long time can have its adverse effects. Since we are holding our breath and limiting the air intake to out lungs hence affecting our brain and normal blood flow in the system.
Swimming obviously doesn’t affect your brain, look how clever dolphins are!
Well, I presume to think that if you are swimming down deep the pressure it puts on the head could be harmful on the brain in the long-term. I get headaches if I swim down to far and my ears can be prone to infection. All of this may link to having effects on the brain, which is why I would be interested in reading further studies on this subject.
I’m not sure about the effects on the brain but there is a study of adolescent students appears to have been well designed, comparing a number of asthma measures in several sub-groups with different types of allergies, taken from across three schools. As one of these schools sanitised its swimming pool water without chlorine, the researchers were able to use it to provide a comparison group of swimmers not exposed to chlorine in their pool use.
Yes,
Swimming is the best exercise for body fitness. You can’t think how much affected by swimming.
Not only brain but also your body temperature and every bones in your body work rapidly.
Swimming is a healthy activity that can be continued for a lifetime – and the health benefits swimming offers for a lifetime are worth the effort it takes to get to the pool
Some interesting comments. I thought I heard somewhere that brain capacity in a more healty brain is more than the opposite. Until more research is conducted however, we can’t really be certain. Good luck on your project!
I used to do alot of swimming back when I was in high school. My coach thought me all the fundamentals and never mentioned any sort of bad effects on the brain. The only concern I would take into consideration would be if you went diving in very low depths in the ocean. I would assume that could cause some sort of pressure build on your brain. But regular swimming in a pool should not have any effects.
I’m in agreement with Rhonda. I don’t think there is enough scientific evidence to warrant that it can lead to any type of brain damage. There needs to be further studies done to come to conclusion.