The best thing to do is..Wake up early enough to spend at least an hour priming your body and mind for the test. When you first wake up you should do a 5 minute stretch because stretching relieves your body from tension so that you wont be so tense. Then you should do some type of cardio exercise for at least 15 minutes. Cardio is great for getting your blood circulating and will help pump more blood to your brain working and relaxing it. Lastly, you should eat a healthy breakfast, and while you are eating, study for your test. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, it gets you going and keeps you focused.
physical,mental, social exercises
Yes, exercises are always a good thing to do whether you are taking a driver job or not. I would recommend doing cardio exercises and some weight lifting to keep your body fit for the job.
I feel this is not a wise choice because it will put stress on the body.
Exercise is beneficial for your body for a lot of reasons. It keeps everything running right inside. It releases endorphins which make you happy. It can even help you lower stress.
Another word for stress relief is to de-stress. Many people find natural methods of stress relief to be effective, such as deep breathing exercises, listening to calming music, having a massage or doing yoga as a good way to de-stress the body and mind.
Steam showers are a great way to relax your muscles and decrease stress in the body. However, they are better used to relax after a workout than before. Before a workout one should be sure to warm their muscles up with movement and stretching exercises.
I suggest yoga and light aerobics. Basically anything you feel comfortable doing that does not in any way stress your body. Also, try going to www.americanpregnancy.org to find specific exercises to do while pregnant.
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i have had seizures before in the past, and my neurologist told me that the best thing you can do to minimize your risk of having another seizure (other than taking meds), is to minimize the amount of stress you put your body through. this basically means: get a good night's sleep, eat properly, don't drink/do drugs, etc.... minimize stress on your body
Upper body exercises don't reduce risk of Alzheimer's.
Aerobic exercises
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