Natural Healing Advisor
Move your body
Detoxing is not only about a change in diet but also other aspecs one of which is exercise. Toxins in the blood make it sluggish in movement and this affects the energy we experience throughout the day.
In nature, no animal takes out a specific time from its day for exercise. They are busy with their activities. Children too are happy and active whole day. But our present high cooked food diet and stress slowly makes our mind and bodies rigid. If your diet is as per nature then keeping active with daily work is sufficient exercise. However, modern day lifestyle necessitates a little time for exercise.
So, lets get moving. Movement is life!
Lot has been written by experts about exercise about it and you already know its benefits. In brief:
A point to note is that when the body is toxic, blood movement is sluggish. We feel dull and lethargic and disinclined to exercise. But no exercise makes us even more lethargic – a vicious cycle. So it is necessary to bring in some intention and will power – atleast till we have set a regimen.
What is the best form of exercise?
If you are not yet in the habit of daily exercise, maybe these tips will help you
Exercise should bring about a feeling of relaxation and stretchability of the whole body
When to exercise?
Morning is the best time. If not, in the evening. Make sure your stomach is empty. Minimum 3 hours after a meal .
Exercise should not be about:
Make sure you do some warm up and cool down and also if in doubt check with your doctor before starting. For some medical conditions and during pregnancy, exercise should be done under supervision.
Where to exercise?
Preferable outdoors in a clean environment like a park or your garden.
Next best is at home with the windows open.
An active and poised lifestyle is the best form of exercise.
In case of chronic conditions, please check with your doctor before starting exercises.
Leaving you with a nice video about how to make healthy habits stick. This can be applied effectively for exercising.
Get Healthy Habits by Nandini Gulati
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