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What are the signs of being physically unfit?

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There are several signs for being physically unfit. These signs can either be externally visible or be physiological. The visible signs include; obesity, labored breathing, mood swings, or chronic illness. Physiological signs include; irritability, insomnia, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, malaise, or increased resting heart rate. Research has proven that physical activity can prevent, reduce or even reverse these signs and symptoms.  

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