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Magenta Health

625 Queen Street East, Suite 108
Toronto, Ontario, M4M 1G7
6474798410
Family Medicine Clinic

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Make Your Day Harder

August 18, 2015 Magenta Health

We understand that people live busy lives and that’s it’s hard to find time for physical activity.  That’s why we like to promote small changes and small adjustments.  They are easier to start and have a greater chance of sticking! 

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Do you have 7 minutes a day?

January 12, 2015 Magenta Health

There are lots of benefits to exercise and physical activity.  Many of my patients complain that they do not have the time to exercise.  We get it, life is busy!  

There are lots of options, but I personally frequently recommend a simple daily exercise routine.  It takes 7 minutes.  Everyone has 7 minutes a day!  You probably spend more time in a day watching TV or scrolling through Facebook.  49 minutes per week of exercising is better than 0.  

All you need is a chair.  Do them first thing in the morning.  Do them on your lunch break.  Do them just before the long commute home.  You can do them in your suit.  You can do them in your pajamas.  You can do these exercises anywhere.  

Check out this article from The New York Times on the The 7-minute workout.  There is even an app that you can put on your phone.  There is also The Advanced 7-minute workout if you get bored and want something more challenging.  

Tags exercise, family doctor, fitness
Welcome to Magenta Health, located in Tkaronto (Toronto), on the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Anishinabek Nation, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and other Indigenous peoples who have nurtured the health and wellness of this land for generations. As we provide care in this region, we acknowledge the enduring presence and knowledge of Indigenous communities and commit to promoting health equity by actively reflecting on a more truthful and inclusive history of what is now known as Canada. This includes the past and present systemic racism faced by our Indigenous colleagues, patients and community members.