Exercise Avoidance Addiction

Yes there are those with exercise addiction and then there are those with exercise avoidance addiction

© Chris Christian

Oct 27, 2006

Take this opportunity to find out how to treat exercise avoidance addiction. Although 1% of adults have exercise addiction many more have exercise avoidance addiction.


I’d like to take this opportunity to appeal to all those that have not only been immune to exercise addiction but are so far on the other end of the spectrum that they have contracted exercise avoidance addiction. Exercise avoidance addiction is a condition where any contact with exercise equipment or any attempt to become physically active causes severe reactions. These reactions generally case the avoider to have to sit for long periods of time on a couch or chair in front of a television set or computer doing absolutely nothing. Other symptoms include serious cravings for sweet, salty or large quantities of foods deemed to be unhealthy for human consumption. Another condition of exercise avoidance addiction is the ability to have an excuse for any attempts made by family or friends to get the individual moving.

If this sounds like you, don’t fret; there are ways to combat this condition. The first thing you should do is consult www.suite101.com/wellness/fitness for important updates on the latest treatments available. After reading the articles that apply to your condition, begin slowly and stay consistent. If you follow these guidelines it’s quite possible you can reverse the effects of this dangerous condition and be on your way to a healthier, happier life.


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