• driving_crooner@lemmy.eco.br
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    One day you are young and the next day you have a bag with bags.

    One day you are young and the next day you are like wait a second I moped last Sunday!!

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    Most body pain is a symptom of weak muscles, especially back pain. Lift weights and you’ll have even more pain temporarily and then no pain at all.

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      possibly weak muscles + sitting all day in weird positions. nevertheless body recovery rate declines rapidly no matter what you do…

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        If you’re talking about the recovery that I’m thinking about, that is of physical exertion, there is a lot you can do to slow the rate of decline actually.

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            Actually yes. A high vo2max is correlated to many health benefits including better and faster recovery from illness. It even lowers your chance from death in a car crash. It’s crazy.

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    I sleep hugging a pillow. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m more comfortable that way or it’s because I just need to hug something.

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    Fuck off right now. I just got to this stage in life. Ugh. They are so comfortable though…

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    I fell down in the shop yesterday and landed on top of some large tools. There was a bunch of blood and I’m all bruised up.

    I’ll be fine but sleeping last night felt like torture I couldn’t get comfortable at all and ended up sleeping against the wall.

    So I can really relate to this haha

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    I fell asleep on the floor yesterday while petting the cat. Slept for about three hours and woke up unscathed. It was surprisingly relaxing to tell the truth. I think I’m not made for soft bedding.

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      It really varies by person. I sleep best on a foam matress on a futon on the floor. When I go to a hotel with the ultra-soft bedding it just seems weird.

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    When I was six I fell asleep with my head on a pile of Hotwheels.

    Now I have to spend ten minutes beating an expensive pillow into just the right shape.

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    I have a giant Chillet plush that I sleep with. It’s basically a body pillow. It serves this function admirably, and goddamn is it cute.

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      I thought chillet was a style of pillow, saw many google images with Pokémon, tried to refine my search… I ended with an image search page full of sexy and furry body pillows… Pokémon was a crucial part of that search.

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    I tend to sleep on my right side and now my hip perma-aches on the contact point to the bed. Gotta concsiously switch sides, like damn.

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      FWIW - I’m in my mid-50s and still feel basically the same as I did in my late 20s / early-30s. All of these aging memes strike me as odd and/or maybe people who haven’t been kind to their bodies. I sleep like a rock on a normal bed, with one pillow, and wake up rested with no pain and get out of bed and do normal stuff just fine. Weird, huh?

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          I’ll be the first to admit that in no way have I been even close to perfect in terms of doing all the doctor recommends, but I do cook 90% of my meals at home from actual ingredients, drink a lot of water, have a great group of close friends who like to get out and do stuff, and generally continue to stay active mentally and physically. I don’t have kids, so from what I hear that may help somewhat with sleep patterns. I definitely stay out too late on occasion, and probably drink too much alcohol, but am at a normal, healthy weight, and have good checkup numbers. So yeah, just that same old damn boring stuff…eat right, stay active, stretch, strength train, drink lots of water. Lame, but effective.

          I will say, there was a time in my life when I was very unhappy with my job and location, so I sacrificed a lot to move across the country (to Denver) to pursue the lifestyle I thought was best for me. I was dead broke, and it sucked for a while, but ultimately, it was well worth the challenges and I feel like I got an extended youthfulness by doing that.

          Best of luck to you…every time I have an injury, it renews my appreciation for trying my best to stay healthy.

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        10 hours ago

        They eat garbage, never exercise, then reply really butthurt when the obvious is pointed out.