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My job requires sitting for a long time. what can i do to avoid the consequences of that?
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Sitting: Stand frequently. Sit properly, do back exercises, do not be obese. The answer is too long to answer here. Do physical therapy, see a trainer at gym, etc....
Answered 4/13/2013
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