I'll explain when and why its time to change lanes, and more importantly, how often for maximum health benefits and getting the most out of your body and mind.
This article does not offer driving advice.
Too Hot - Too Cold
Its never good for the human body to be too hot or too cold. The middle (warm) ground is always best. But stepping into the fast (hot) lane with a hot sauna or drift into the slow (cold) lane by swimming in a freezing lake or river. Or cold-water-therapy. Being 'too cold', and 'too hot' has many health benefits. I cold-shower once-a-week which is very invigorating and sauna about every two weeks. That works for me, and very very therapeutic. Sauna health at www.medicalnewstoday.com. The sun - very hot and much needed for vitamin D and a healthy glow, but knowing how often to stay in, or out the sun for ultimate health without damaging the skin.
Knowing you and your body, and with plenty of research, you can find out how much time to spend in each lane.
Too High - Too Low
Being too high on a building or balcony. Up a ladder. In an air balloon, helicopter or on a plane is always risky. Travelling too high also has its risks just like astronauts who suffer from the weightlessness (zero-gravity). It effects their bones and muscles just as much as falling from a great height. Being too low is never good. In a deep hole, a place no-one really wants to be, hypothetically or literally. Deep-sea divers who transcend to extreme deep depths risk damage to their joints, organs, brain and spine and potentially death. Yet those who dive under water exploring the great barrier reefs and shark gives the body a tremendous feeling (so I've always heard). Just as much as sky-diving and parachuting gives that natural high, releasing all those good hormones. Great for ones health. Being too high on drugs or drink is obviously dangerous to one's health - aside from fatal car-crashes and falling over accidents they can cause. * Due to gravity, life will be difficult, especially if you live at the 'top' of a steep hill, or even at the 'bottom'. flooding and anything round or with wheels on them may prove to be difficult. Future disability or injury problems for you or relative or friend which prove to be very inconvenient trying to get up a steep hill. I'd prefer my home to be on a straight/level road.
Too Slow - Too Fast
Being too fast over-working the mind or body, or over-working is never ideal. Even being too slow, lethargic, lazy - not exercising enough, and sitting too much are all common causes for many health problems That's why its important to take time-out in the slow-lane. Perhaps a holiday. Home-alone time. A massage. Mindfulness and yoga are always highly recommended. What works for me is my own style of relaxation Training works for me. Knowing when you're body needs to change lanes/speeds is key.
Too Big - Too Small
We all know being too big, or too small is not healthy. Besides the obvious health worries of being overweight - Being too big has a multitude of complications. From choosing suitable clothing. Suitable seating (size and strength of furniture). Other problems - surgeons and any other health professional have difficulties working with, and operating on any over-weight person. Unable to adopt. Not to mention the more expensive over-sized coffin and price, plus, the amount of people it takes to carry it. Being too thin, underweight is never ideal. Like horse jockeys who resort to extreme measures to lose weight making their bones and muscles weaker and fragile, and a weaker immune system. Just as much as young woman who feel the need to be slimmer and thinner and skinnier. Very unhealthy. Being a medium, the middle-road is better than being too small or too large in the long-run.
Only 'You' Know What Your Body Needs
Being level-headed
Scientists and health experts are forever telling us what's good and bad, don't do this or that.
I listen to the prosecutions and defences evidence, and like a judge and jury, weigh-up the evidence to make my own judgement. With observation, knowing your body and choosing when to, and more importantly, how often to change lanes and lifestyle.
Too Big - Too Small
Too Old - Too Young
When the bodies at a young age, it's strong and sturdy making it OK to over-work and abuse it. Yet as the body ages, it becomes more fragile and less sensitive. The training required for overall health does not need to be as intense as a younger person. I've never heard anyone who was over 95 say, their secret to longevity was running, cycling or weight-lifting. It's the simple 'physical' things they mention such as dancing, gardening, walking regularly and vigorously.
Being level-headed
Scientists and health experts are forever telling us what's good and bad, don't do this or that.
I listen to the prosecutions and defences evidence, and like a judge and jury, weigh-up the evidence to make my own judgement. With observation, knowing your body and choosing when to, and more importantly, how often to change lanes and lifestyle.
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