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Office Life Is Destroying Your Butt

167 点作者 otp124超过 6 年前

25 条评论

shawn超过 6 年前
Toilet paper might also be causing hemorrhoids.<p>Consider that our bodies were not evolved to use toilet paper, and that hemorrhoids are virtually unheard of in third-world countries that lack TP.<p>(I haven&#x27;t confirmed that latter claim. It&#x27;s just something I read once, somewhere.)<p>Anyone who&#x27;s been sick and had to go to the loo multiple times in a row will notice how painful it becomes. I&#x27;m not sure it would be painful if washing was used rather than rubbing.<p>My comment here is full of assumptions and wildly unsupported by evidence. But I thought it might be best to post it so that it can swiftly be disproven or shown to have a grain of truth.<p>The topic is gross, but it&#x27;s a serious issue that you don&#x27;t think much about until suddenly you have to.
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nilkn超过 6 年前
Instead of trying to create a fancy standing&#x2F;sitting desk workflow, I&#x27;ve personally tried to just take more breaks throughout the day. Unless the weather&#x27;s terrible, even a brief five minute walk does wonders.<p>It&#x27;s also a great way to get some alone time and mull over what you&#x27;re working on without distraction. Just as when I was a student studying mathematics and doing a bit of research, I&#x27;ve found that with programming sometimes a greater clarity of thought is achieved when you have nothing but your mind -- no pencil, no paper, no computer, nothing to write on, nothing to doodle on. It forces you to consider only ideas that you can fully manage in your head.
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superasn超过 6 年前
I think a solution for this is alternating between standing and sitting desk with the recommended time interval being 20 min sitting, 8 min standing and 2 min just generally moving around.<p>Instead of buying a transitioning desk I just hooked 3 monitors to my desktop where 2 are sitting and 1 (lg 2560px) is standing and created a small delphi app that switches the monitor for me every 30 mins. So far it has done some good for my back but i feel that doing this sort of circus destroys my focus. Still health is over everything so I&#x27;m sticking with it.
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plg超过 6 年前
talk to any nurse, surgeon, janitor, etc, and they will tell you that working on your feet all day is horrible for your health<p>working on your butt all day is also horrible for your health<p>it’s as if ... some middle-ground moderation-like situation might be optimal ... my god who would have guessed
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imgabe超过 6 年前
Minor quibble, but halogen-lit offices? Who is sitting under halogen lamps all day? Most office lights are LED these days or maybe fluorescent if they&#x27;re older.
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3pt14159超过 6 年前
&gt; If you’re the sweaty biker type, cycling to work[...] &quot;By cramming that hard bike seat into your perineum [you may make hemorrhoids worse and impact urine flow.]&quot;<p>Though I can&#x27;t stand the writing style, sitting while cycling is a real problem, especially if you&#x27;re male. I bike year round here in Toronto, about 200 kms a week for most of the year, and I didn&#x27;t know. It took almost a year for the ED to go away once I committed to standing while cycling 100% of the time. I was only in my late twenties when it happened and I figured it was something only old men get. I&#x27;m super happy I happened to come across a paper that talked about it.<p>The side benefit is that it made my arms huge and I&#x27;ve got real abs now.
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anu7df超过 6 年前
Or may be just change the way we sit? <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.npr.org&#x2F;sections&#x2F;goatsandsoda&#x2F;2018&#x2F;08&#x2F;13&#x2F;636025077&#x2F;to-fix-that-pain-in-your-back-you-might-have-to-change-the-way-you-sit" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.npr.org&#x2F;sections&#x2F;goatsandsoda&#x2F;2018&#x2F;08&#x2F;13&#x2F;6360250...</a>
quadrangle超过 6 年前
This really worked for me:<p>(A) a cheap, DIY standing desk arrangement<p>(B) a cheap &quot;stability cushion&quot; to stand on so I&#x27;m neither standing totally still nor doing some repetitive exercise-machine<p>(C) squatty-potty (off-brand, DIY options are fine, lilypad or nature&#x27;s platform style for better real-deal)
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jarjoura超过 6 年前
Go swimming! I do, and it takes some gravity off your body for a bit. &lt;3
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ukulele超过 6 年前
&gt; Staying in a seated position for too long allows gravity to pull more blood down into the pelvis<p>I could concede that more blood might end up in the pelvis, but surely this is not the reason?
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markatkinson超过 6 年前
I&#x27;m 31 and my lower back has started hurting and giving me issues, especially while sleeping.<p>I always assumed this would only happen much later and technology would have advanced enough by then that I could have gotten a robotic lower back. But here we are.<p>This is even with doing a stairwell run every hour and standing up quite often, and sitting at what some article stated was the best angle, 135 degrees or something.<p>I also do Pilates... So even with all of this sitting for 14 hours a day has caused back issues for me. Sorry to deviate from the toilet topic. Luckily that is one department where I seem to be healthy :)
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01100011超过 6 年前
Never had a serious issue with hemorrhoids until I got a Nintendo DS. Once I started camping out on the toilet, I developed internal and external &#x27;roids.
makecheck超过 6 年前
I prefer to take frequent walks, which also helps to clear my head and forces me to do other exercises like climbing stairs. A “standing desk” just seems like a really complex solution that doesn’t even address any part of the problem except the sitting.<p>Also, standing desks are really weird in a cubicle situation where suddenly your neighbor is towering over the wall for an hour, peering into your space.
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DrBazza超过 6 年前
Standing desks aren&#x27;t yet (2016) proven to do anything: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cochrane.org&#x2F;news&#x2F;health-effects-sit-stand-desks-and-interventions-aimed-reduce-sitting-work-are-still-unproven" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cochrane.org&#x2F;news&#x2F;health-effects-sit-stand-desks...</a>
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emersonrsantos超过 6 年前
Well, standing cause varicose veins - because a close relative just needed surgery because of standing too long - and she doesn&#x27;t have the healthiest relationship with her butt, so what gives? Are standing desks really healthy or not?
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syntaxing超过 6 年前
I recently bought a Mi band 3 and a convertible stand up desk at work. There is an idle feature where it alerts you when you do not have enough steps with the hour. It has done wonders for me in terms of changing my sitting habits.
mamon超过 6 年前
&gt;&gt; Humans evolved to stand upright and outrun their predators<p>Forgive my ignorance, but are there any predators that we actually can outrun? Pretty much every four-legged mammal is faster, except maybe elephants.
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emersonrsantos超过 6 年前
Related XKCD: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;xkcd.com&#x2F;1329&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;xkcd.com&#x2F;1329&#x2F;</a>
AlphaWeaver超过 6 年前
This article seemed only to list bad things, which seemed to be just about everything you could conceive of doing, without listing any solutions...
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derptacos超过 6 年前
Squats!
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darkerside超过 6 年前
People seem to have a harder time recognizing satire these days
ddebernardy超过 6 年前
What about if you&#x27;re using a standing desk?
myth_drannon超过 6 年前
To summarize the article - work kills!
cjhanks超过 6 年前
A somewhat odd article, but I like it.
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rainbowmverse超过 6 年前
At least someone is.