Physical Activity and Health

Author: Claude Bouchard
Edition: 2
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B007IIZZY8
Category: Medical

Physical Activity and Health: Second Edition

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For most of our history, physical activity was required for survival, but technological advances have eliminated much of the need for hard physical labor. As our activity levels have dropped, it has become clear that a physically inactive lifestyle can lead to a host of health problems. Physical Activity and Health, Second Edition, provides a comprehensive treatment of the research on the benefits of a physically active lifestyle in comparison with the harmful consequences of physical inactivity.

Written by leading scientists from the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia, Physical Activity and Health, Second Edition, brings together the results of the most important studies on Get Physical Activity and Health our bestseller medical books.

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