Desk job, sitting all day? A 30-minute rule to protect your back, neck and heart
Sitting for hours affects more than your posture — it changes blood sugar, circulation and energy. A simple movement rule can undo much of the damage.
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Back pain, posture and strength
Long hours sitting, little strength work and getting older all show up as stiff backs, sore knees and less energy. These guides show simple home exercises and daily habits that keep you moving.
Your doctor's advice comes first. These guides are general health information to help you build everyday habits. They don't replace your treatment. If anything here doesn't fit your situation, ask your doctor.
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