Study identifies a specific gene in rats that relates to physical inactivity. The gene could play a role in human sedentary behaviors.
Researchers explore the exercise paradox, the feeling of wanting to become more physically active, but despite our best intentions, people actually become less active. The study reports our brains may simply be wired to want to conserve energy.
According to new research, people unconsciously mimic others' prudent, lazy or impatient attitudes.
Researchers believe their findings could lead to new treatments for addicts who seek similar pleasure center activation.
A new study reports our nervous systems are adept at altering the way we move so we expend the least amount of energy possible.
