miércoles, 7 de enero de 2015

Study: Regular Exercise Can Change Our DNA.







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Voy a contarle que yo tengo un sobrino, y sinceramente expreso que me preocupa el hecho que mi sobrino que es apenas un niño, tenga acceso a comida chatarra en abundancia, y en consecuencia ya tiene sobrepeso. Alzo la voz respecto a este problema, y desafortunadamente no se me hace caso. ¿Qué puedo hacer?.

Bien, en otro contexto le presento una historia presentada por VOA Learning English, asunto que es precisamente lo que titula el presente mensaje.

Le presento el texto a continuación, y comprendará la gran importancia del Ejercicio Físico y temas acordes. El tema que sigue es tan importante en su conocimiento como parece que es. Tome nota:



«Study: Regular Exercise Can Change Our DNA.

Swedish scientists say they have proven that physical exercise changes not only our health but also our genetic material.

Scientists have long known that some diets or exposure to chemicals can change the way genes send and receive chemical signals in the body. But nothing was known about the influence of physical exercise. 

The Swedish study shows that exercise can have an effect on our deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA. DNA is often called the "building blocks of life.” DNA is the material that carries genetic information in cells.

The study was a project of scientists at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. They asked 23 young, healthy women and men to exercise on stationary bicycles with only one leg, several times a week for three months. The scientists then compared DNA taken from muscle cells in both legs. They found DNA had changed greatly in the leg that got more exercise. Many of the genes that changed were linked to energy, insulin and muscle inflammation or pain.

Scientists say this shows that regular exercise affects our genes and can lead to better health. They say future studies would examine how long the changes last if someone stops exercising.

I’m Christopher Cruise.

This story was reported by VOA Science Correspondent George Putic. Christopher Cruise wrote it for VOA Learning English. George Grow was the editor»

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FILE - A bicyclist pedals along main street in Richford, Vermont.



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