Examples of using Prolonged sitting in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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What we do have is a number of shorter intervention studies(one to seven days) that show breaking up prolonged sitting can help manage several risk factors known to be important for disease prevention.
What most people who are new to these kinds of working conditions don't realize is that there are numerous negative effects that prolonged sitting in front of a PC can have on a person's health.
This is consistent with the 2014 Australian Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour guidelines that recommend adults to“minimise the time spent in prolonged sitting” and“break up long periods of sitting as often as possible”.
Indeed, research in Australian adults suggested that even when people are physically active for more than 300 minutes per week- double current recommendations- there is still an increased risk of dying associated with prolonged sitting.
A suggestion for why this might be the case comes from a study where a majority of patients with haemorrhoids were noted to be in occupations that involve prolonged sitting rather than manual labour.
Second, the initial guidelines provide the platform for employers to further raise awareness among employees that prolonged sitting, aggregated from work and leisure time, may significantly increase disease risk.
In addition, a recent review of 47 studies shows that prolonged sitting causes negative health effects, regardless of the level of exercise.
This study helps show that breaking up prolonged sitting with short periods of standing or walking helps reduce postprandial glucose
Prolonged sitting has been linked to high blood pressure
In contrast, breaks in prolonged sitting time have been correlated with health benefits, such as lower waist circumference, body mass index(BMI),
Additionally, a recent review of 47 studies found that prolonged sitting was strongly linked to negative health outcomes, regardless of exercise levels.
Back pain can be triggered by everyday activities at home or at work, or it can develop gradually over time as a result of prolonged sitting or standing or lifting badly.
However, a more recent laboratory-based study in adults found that the harmful effects of prolonged sitting on blood vessels in the legs(such as reduced blood flow)
The risks of sitting have become clear enough that the Medical Journal of Australia published an article declaring that prolonged sitting at a desk may be“hazardous” and urging doctors
There is as yet no research showing that an intervention that regularly breaks up prolonged sitting with short bouts(two to three minutes an hour) of light-to-moderate physical activity will
However, a more recent laboratory-based study in adultsfound that the harmful effects of prolonged sitting on blood vessels in the legs(such as reduced blood flow)
negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle, as well as a Lancet study concluding that 1 hour of exercise a day does mitigate the impact of prolonged sitting.
In contrast, breaks in prolonged sitting time have been correlated with health benefits, such as lower waist circumference, body mass index(BMI),
Prolonged sitting, including on the toilet.
