Unraveling the Link Between Prolonged Sitting, Sedentary Lifestyle and Mental Health
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Health professionals in general and mental health professionals, in particular, should be aware of the impact of prolonged sitting and sedentary lifestyles on health and mental health. In current society, a large percentage of the population is engaged in employment or practices a lifestyle that requires prolonged sitting during the day and a sedentary lifestyle. In fact, sedentary behaviors are very common in daily life.Abstract
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