Children and Physical Activity Less Effective Because of Genes?

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Nashville, Tennessee, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) August 2, 2011 -- Myfamilyexercise.com, a kids health and fitness company, has challenged recent medical studies claiming that genes that run in the family can have a fourfold increased risk of sudden cardiac death. This was a study done by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

They believe that understanding how genes play a role in sudden cardiac death could help us take steps to prevent it for those who are at risk.

They do admit that this evidence doesn't give researchers the information they need to continue on with a clinically useful test or therapy.

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Children and Physical Activity Less Effective Because of Genes?

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With an ever increasing list of genetic issues raised by scientists, it’s no wonder many people give up on eating healthy and exercising, according to Jeff Wise, author of “Fun Exercises For Kids” and “Creating Healthy Kids.”

“Their research shows that so many of us will inherit a particular gene from our parents which increases a risk for … fill in the blank. Now we can blame our parents for any and all ailments and physical problems we encounter in life,” Wise says.

“We’ve got to recognize the research but not let it deter us from living healthy lives. There is much more research that says healthy eating and exercise will prevent many diseases and ailments. We’ve got to give our kids hope that children and physical activity is still effective.”

Wise offers a solution and that is to be the best role model a parent can be concerning physical activity. A sedentary lifestyle will no doubt cause issues and the key for children is to participate in fun exercise activities which will capture their attention.

Most parents would agree that keeping their children healthy is a priority and kids exercise helps psychologically as well.

Wise offers a product to help parents called "Fun Exercises For Kids," which includes a long list of kids exercise activities for kids up to age 12, health facts, routines, an equipment review guide, a chart and a do-it-themselves special report.

More information can be found online at http://www.myfamilyexercise.com

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