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A member asked:
Is sitting in school all day bad for my health. i know sitting too much is bad so what about sitting all day a school. i'm in 12th grade?
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You can compensate: You have a good point- it is not healthy for anyone to sit all day, either at school, home or work. However, you are not in school "all day, " probably 7 hours at most, which includes breaks during which you can be active. Authorities advise a minimum of one half hour of physical activity most days for good health & you have plenty of time to do that (and much more) after school. So don't drop out!
Answered 9/8/2021
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