Health and fitness

Health is the general condition of the body of mind particularly in relation of the presence or otherwise of illness, injuries or impairments while fitness (physical) is the capacity of the human body to function with alertness and vigor without unnecessary tiredness, and with a good level of energy to undertake leisure activities and to meet physical stresses. Needless to say health is a function of your fitness and fitness is a function of your health.
Physical fitness is by and large calculated in relation to functional expectations. In other words, it is done by periodic examinations measuring vigor, endurance, alertness, coordination, and flexibility. Also, stress testing, which determines the body's reaction to strong, continuous physical stimuli, is used to evaluate fitness. If an individual is able to react well to the stressors, he or she is said to be fit and consequently in good health.
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The physical fitness level can be enhanced by frequent, systematic exercise. Reasonable activity will sustain an individual at a level that is generally good enough to take care of regular stress. If the fitness level is to be enhanced therefore, it is essential to engage in more intensive workout that overloads the physiological systems and thereby encourage adjustment. aerobics that demand entire body participation develop and sustain fitness and therefore health most efficiently such as jogging, running, swimming, vigorous dancing, cycling, and brisk walking. On the other hand, organized games and sports which have elongated rest periods in the play plan have only little effect on fitness. When you workout, your muscles utilize fuel to do their work. This fuel is calculated in calories and is gained from three sources: stored carbohydrates known as glycogen; stuck up body fat found in fat cells put away in minute droplets in the muscles; and to a much
 minor amount body protein located in muscles and additional lean tissues.
Normal, healthy individuals may map out their own work out programs. The common rule is to work out only until they sense any type of discomfort —that is, until breathing becomes hard, circulation seems not enough, or they can no longer performs due to fatigue.  Proper nourishment is paramount to good health just as to physical fitness, because the energy you spend is determined by your nutrition. If diet is insufficient, the fitness level will reduce. Generally, overweight, underweight, and frail individuals will have below average fitness and health levels.
 Usually, longer periods of work out can lower the risk of heart disease for the individual. Nonetheless many individuals and corporate entities promote fitness through acute means which in turn undermines the health of the individual. Such programs ought to be viewed with doubt and carefulness. The achievement and sustenance of physical fitness, alongside good nutrition and rational rest patterns, involves dedication to a long-standing, systematic investment in an active life. Fitness cannot be achieved without good health.


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