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在fidgeting這個產品中，有15篇Facebook貼文，粉絲數超過0的網紅，也在其Facebook貼文中提到， my babies Dusty & Nickel turned 1 this month🥲like ANY other proud #furmom, I of course put on a little birthday celebration and dressed my babies up o...
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my babies Dusty & Nickel turned 1 this month🥲like ANY other proud #furmom, I of course put on a little birthday celebration and dressed my babies up on their special day... mesti lah, kan... and like EVERY other 1 year old birthday party, they have no clue what's going on and just spent the whole time fidgeting and trying to cabut (mak mak semua mesti boleh relate, kan!)

I made a little #throwback of their 1 year journey of my 2 angels, especially for those of you who followed their growth during MCO 1.0. Watch Nickel playing with "Uncle" Spinach at 2 months vs at 1 year (how things change🥲)

My @tjsfurbies #TJsCatNickel #TjsCatDusty
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【BBC中文網】坐立不安 小動作多多 可能對健康有益

你有沒有留意過，生活中有些人總是顯得坐立不安、手腳沒處放、動作多多（fidgeting）。

他們或是雙腿不斷抖動，沒事咬手指甲、玩頭髮、不斷按手中的圓珠筆筆頭等。總而言之，就是小動作多多，讓人看了有點累。

但是，現在研究人員發現，這些小動作很可能並不是什麼壞事。

阿尼博士（Dr.Kat Arney）告訴BBC，像抖腿、沒事在紙上塗鴉亂畫等小動作還可能給人的身心帶來潛在的益處。

對身心有益？

紐約神經科學家安妮·邱吉蘭德（Anne Churchland）介紹說，fidgeting是指與你手頭工作無關的任何小動作，如上面所提到的那些。

安妮表示，還可以再把這些小動作和行為分門別類。例如，單純重覆性的動作：抖腿和不斷按筆頭。

這類動作與一個人感覺不安，不斷在椅子上變換姿勢、動來動去是有區別的。

安妮說，還有一類小動作是音樂人和運動員常有的。

例如，板球運動員在凖備擊球時可能會經常做一些熱身動作。

表面上看，一個人如果總是動來動去、坐立不安似乎對身體不利，因為這些小動作畢竟消耗身體能量以及新陳代謝等。

此外，這些動作可能還會給周邊人帶來不良影響。因為，如果你總是坐立不安、動作多多肯定會影響你周圍人的情緒。

但是，安妮表示，對有些人來說，這些小動作可能與決策等大腦活動密切相關。

幫助思考

安妮說，道理很簡單，人就像一部機器。我們大腦所從事的一些認知行為，是需要通過身體活動來啟動大腦神經發揮作用的。

換句話說，雖然我們常說我們需要靜下來安靜思考問題，但這未必適用於每個人。有些人就是要在動中才能充分使大腦發揮作用。

改善注意力

臨牀心理學家羅蘭·羅茲（Roland Rotz）是研究缺陷多動障礙（ADHD）的專家。

他也是Fidget to Focus一書的合著者。他認為，多動是身體幫助我們集中精力的自然方法。

根據羅茲的理論，有時當人們注意力不集中，身體會通過一些小動作來刺激大腦。

他說，雖然這一情況在有ADHD的人身上更加明顯，但實際上幾乎所有人都在潛意識中運用這一原理，只不過沒有意識到罷了。

減少健康威脅

多動肯定會消耗身體能量。英國利茲大學營養流行病學教授珍妮特·卡德（Janet Cade）在對一些女性進行了長達12年的研究後發現，那些不喜歡動，小動作少的人，死亡風險也高。

相比之下，那些好動的人死亡風險也隨之減少。

為什麼呢？原來，多動實際上有助於幫助人們調節體重。多動自然消耗更多卡路里，它還可以讓我們更健壯、減少壓力等。

即使把一隻腳放在另一隻腳前面幾分鐘這樣的小動作，似乎就可以改善我們的心情。

研究還發現，有些小動作，例如可以讓雙手不斷活動的編織動作（比如織毛衣等）對慢性疼痛有緩解和鎮靜作用。

科克希爾（Betsan Corkhill）組織了一個叫Stitchlinks的編織小組。

參加編織小組的人都是患有慢性病痛，但調查發現，那些經常編製衣物的人幸福感和滿足感最強。

所以，編織毛衣是可以幫助人們減壓和增加快樂感的一個好方法。

Dementia UK是英國主要的失智症護理慈善機構之一。該機構專業心理健康護士貝爾（Dave Bell）表示，他接觸的許多病人都有坐立不安、來回走動的特點。

貝爾說，許多失智症患者（俗稱老年癡呆）都伴隨慢性疼痛或是身體不適等症狀。而有些人的多動症是因為大腦損傷所導致的重覆性動作和行為。

但是，貝爾表示，在外人看來這些人的行為舉止可能有點令人沮喪，但實際上這些動作對患者來說卻能起到一種自我安慰的效果。

到底該不該動？

也就是說，與其特意去壓制這些小動作，還不如順其自然。因為，這些小動作可以讓人放鬆、鎮靜下來、精力更加集中等。

那是不是我們所有人都應該動起來呢？

對此，羅茲表示，只要掌握好平衡，並適合你就行。

另外，還要考慮你在這樣做的時候是否會干擾周圍的人。

比如，羅茲說，如果你做的是一些輕微、快速、有節奏的塗鴉/畫畫動作既沒有干擾別人，又讓你自己放鬆和舒適，可能問題不大。

但是，如果你干擾了別人就不好了。因此，請你在自我放鬆的同時，要考慮方式和方法，成為一個富有責任心的「多動者」。

#健康

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【BBC中文網】坐立不安 小動作多多 可能對健康有益

你有沒有留意過，生活中有些人總是顯得坐立不安、手腳沒處放、動作多多（fidgeting）。

他們或是雙腿不斷抖動，沒事咬手指甲、玩頭髮、不斷按手中的圓珠筆筆頭等。總而言之，就是小動作多多，讓人看了有點累。

但是，現在研究人員發現，這些小動作很可能並不是什麼壞事。

阿尼博士（Dr.Kat Arney）告訴BBC，像抖腿、沒事在紙上塗鴉亂畫等小動作還可能給人的身心帶來潛在的益處。

對身心有益？

紐約神經科學家安妮·邱吉蘭德（Anne Churchland）介紹說，fidgeting是指與你手頭工作無關的任何小動作，如上面所提到的那些。

安妮表示，還可以再把這些小動作和行為分門別類。例如，單純重覆性的動作：抖腿和不斷按筆頭。

這類動作與一個人感覺不安，不斷在椅子上變換姿勢、動來動去是有區別的。

安妮說，還有一類小動作是音樂人和運動員常有的。

例如，板球運動員在凖備擊球時可能會經常做一些熱身動作。

表面上看，一個人如果總是動來動去、坐立不安似乎對身體不利，因為這些小動作畢竟消耗身體能量以及新陳代謝等。

此外，這些動作可能還會給周邊人帶來不良影響。因為，如果你總是坐立不安、動作多多肯定會影響你周圍人的情緒。

但是，安妮表示，對有些人來說，這些小動作可能與決策等大腦活動密切相關。

幫助思考

安妮說，道理很簡單，人就像一部機器。我們大腦所從事的一些認知行為，是需要通過身體活動來啟動大腦神經發揮作用的。

換句話說，雖然我們常說我們需要靜下來安靜思考問題，但這未必適用於每個人。有些人就是要在動中才能充分使大腦發揮作用。

改善注意力

臨牀心理學家羅蘭·羅茲（Roland Rotz）是研究缺陷多動障礙（ADHD）的專家。

他也是Fidget to Focus一書的合著者。他認為，多動是身體幫助我們集中精力的自然方法。

根據羅茲的理論，有時當人們注意力不集中，身體會通過一些小動作來刺激大腦。

他說，雖然這一情況在有ADHD的人身上更加明顯，但實際上幾乎所有人都在潛意識中運用這一原理，只不過沒有意識到罷了。

減少健康威脅

多動肯定會消耗身體能量。英國利茲大學營養流行病學教授珍妮特·卡德（Janet Cade）在對一些女性進行了長達12年的研究後發現，那些不喜歡動，小動作少的人，死亡風險也高。

相比之下，那些好動的人死亡風險也隨之減少。

為什麼呢？原來，多動實際上有助於幫助人們調節體重。多動自然消耗更多卡路里，它還可以讓我們更健壯、減少壓力等。

即使把一隻腳放在另一隻腳前面幾分鐘這樣的小動作，似乎就可以改善我們的心情。

研究還發現，有些小動作，例如可以讓雙手不斷活動的編織動作（比如織毛衣等）對慢性疼痛有緩解和鎮靜作用。

科克希爾（Betsan Corkhill）組織了一個叫Stitchlinks的編織小組。

參加編織小組的人都是患有慢性病痛，但調查發現，那些經常編製衣物的人幸福感和滿足感最強。

所以，編織毛衣是可以幫助人們減壓和增加快樂感的一個好方法。

Dementia UK是英國主要的失智症護理慈善機構之一。該機構專業心理健康護士貝爾（Dave Bell）表示，他接觸的許多病人都有坐立不安、來回走動的特點。

貝爾說，許多失智症患者（俗稱老年癡呆）都伴隨慢性疼痛或是身體不適等症狀。而有些人的多動症是因為大腦損傷所導致的重覆性動作和行為。

但是，貝爾表示，在外人看來這些人的行為舉止可能有點令人沮喪，但實際上這些動作對患者來說卻能起到一種自我安慰的效果。

到底該不該動？

也就是說，與其特意去壓制這些小動作，還不如順其自然。因為，這些小動作可以讓人放鬆、鎮靜下來、精力更加集中等。

那是不是我們所有人都應該動起來呢？

對此，羅茲表示，只要掌握好平衡，並適合你就行。

另外，還要考慮你在這樣做的時候是否會干擾周圍的人。

比如，羅茲說，如果你做的是一些輕微、快速、有節奏的塗鴉/畫畫動作既沒有干擾別人，又讓你自己放鬆和舒適，可能問題不大。

但是，如果你干擾了別人就不好了。因此，請你在自我放鬆的同時，要考慮方式和方法，成為一個富有責任心的「多動者」。

#健康

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It is hard to lose weight. Eighty percent of people who lose weight regain it within a year. Many of those people may have done everything right, only to see the number on the scale creep back up in defiance. There’s a reason for that. Your brain doesn’t want you to lose weight, and it throws everything it can at the problem to keep it from happening.

Drop It Like It’s Not:

Your body doesn’t like change. Take temperature, for instance. If your body temperature goes even a degree or two above or below good of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius), all sorts of systems kick into gear to put you back at baseline. If you’re hot, your capillaries expand to let off heat and you begin to sweat to cool yourself down. If you’re cold, your capillaries restrict and begin to shiver to bring your body back up to a comfortable temperature.

The same thing is true of your weight. Your weight has what’s known as a “set point” that your brain thinks is healthiest. If you start cutting your calories, you’ll probably lose weight, often in the form of fat. When you lose fat, it decreases your levels of leptin, one of the “hunger” hormones that generally makes you feel full. Your brain notices that decrease and goes on the defensive by increasing your hunger to make you eat more and slowing your metabolism to conserve energy. That increase in hunger is why dieting can make those stale snacks you’ve had in the pantry forever suddenly look unbelievably appealing.

The slowdown in your metabolism is harder to notice, however. There’s something called non-exercise activity thermogenesis, or NEAT, that describes the energy you expend for everything that isn’t sleeping, eating, or working out — things like walking to the kitchen, doing yard work, playing with your phone, or even fidgeting. When you eat less, your NEAT reduces in ways that probably go under the radar. You might be a little less fidgety, or walk to the kitchen just a little less boisterously. That’s your body conserving energy. Its goals may be different than yours, but its heart is in the right place.

We’re All Friends Here:

So how do you sit your brain down and explain that this weight is where you’d like to be? We hate to disappoint you, but the answer is pretty boring: Eat fruits and vegetables, unrefined grains, and plenty of protein. Strive for slow, steady weight loss. Instead of vowing to drop 10 pounds before summer, try to eat a vegetable with every meal or cut out alcohol on weekdays. Get plenty of sleep, regular exercise, and try to keep your stress levels under control. The key is to keep your body comfortable with the process so it doesn’t sabotage your efforts. If you’re kind to your body, your body is more likely to be kind back.

*Disclaimer: I don't own the video. It belongs to ABC news. I am sharing this video just for education purpose


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fidgeting 的意思、解釋及翻譯：1. present participle of fidget 2. to make continuous, small movements that annoy other people: 。了解更多。

#2. Fidgeting - Wikipedia

Fidgeting is the act of moving about restlessly in a way that is not (socially recognized as) essential to ongoing tasks or events. ... Fidgeting may involve ...

#3. Fidgeting: Symptoms, Treatments, and Causes - Healthline

Fidgeting is making small movements with your body, usually your hands and feet. It's associated with not paying attention, and often reflects discomfort and ...

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#7. The surprising science of fidgeting - The Conversation

Cognitive research suggests that fidgeting is associated with how stimulated we are. That is, fidgeting may be a self-regulation mechanism to ...

#8. Why Can't Some People Stop Fidgeting? - YouTube

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#9. Fidget Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

to play with something in a restless or nervous way; fiddle: The boy kept fidgeting with the toy instead of paying attention. verb (used with object).

#10. Why do we fidget? - BBC Science Focus Magazine

Fidgeting is a response to anxiety or boredom. Anxious fidgeting occurs because the body has elevated levels of stress hormones, which are prepping your ...

#11. Definition of fidget - Merriam-Webster

fidgeted; fidgeting; fidgets. Definition of fidget (Entry 2 ... Verb He was constantly fidgeting in his chair. small children are likely to fidget in church.

#12. Fidgeting definition and meaning - English - Collins Dictionary

Fidgeting definition: (of a person) moving about restlessly | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

#13. Fidgeting can relax your body and brain—if you do it right

When things are too simple, the act of fidgeting can help to engage and stimulate areas of the brain to help maintain attention. During anxious ...

#14. Best 2 Definitions of Fidgeting - YourDictionary

What does fidgeting mean? A fidgety motion. (noun) ... Steady! he cried to his fidgeting horse. She couldn't sit without fidgeting or think straight.

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#16. Harness Fidgeting to Improve Focus - CHADD

For example, many people fidget with their hands by tapping them on the table, moving a pen around quickly, or by picking at things. Others fidget with their ...

#17. fidget - Longman Dictionary

She glared at the little boy, who had started fidgeting in his chair.• In the sitting room, Alida Thorne sat and fidgeted, like a parlourmaid banished ...

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#19. Attentiveness and Fidgeting While Using a Stand-Biased Desk ...

Attentiveness and Fidgeting While Using a Stand-Biased Desk in Elementary School Children. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2020 Jun 4;17(11):3976. doi: ...

#20. Always fidgeting? Well, you just might be doing yourself a ...

Study of 12000 UK women found fidgeters could be protecting themselves against effects of sitting for long periods at work.

#21. Can fidgeting improve your health? - Heart Matters magazine

We analyse news coverage of research suggesting that fidgeting can erase the damaging effects of spending a lot of time sitting down.

#22. Fidgeting - The Lancet

Just over a decade later, Sigmund Freud could interpret his patient Dora's persistent fidgeting with her handbag as a sign of her obsessive ...

#23. fidgeting - Wiktionary

EnglishEdit. Alternative formsEdit · fidgetting. VerbEdit. fidgeting. present participle of fidget. NounEdit. fidgeting (plural fidgetings).

#24. Health Impact of Fidgeting - Neurology Live

Fidgeting is certainly conscious and voluntary, yet it is almost always lacking in purpose, with a spontaneous, almost habitual or impulsive ...

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#26. Bad Habits and Fidgeting at School - Verywell Family

Learn what to do about bad habits that children may have, such as fidgeting at school, biting their nails, or twirling their hair.

#27. The Body-Brain Connection: How Fidgeting Sharpens Focus

Fidgeting works for many children with ADHD. Karen was surprised to find that her bright son, who had been doing poorly in high school, suddenly ...

#28. Fidgety Bridget Wrigglesworth: The Girl Who Wouldn't Stop ...

Is the story of a little girl who can't stop fidgeting in class and is told by her Great Aunt that she has "ants in her pants." One night, The Anthill Mob ...

#29. Fidgeting Strategies for Kids - Brain Balance

Manage Fidgeting in the Classroom and at Home with These Strategies. Fidgeting is a common symptom of neurodevelopment disorders such as ADHD, ...

#30. fidgeting - Translation into Portuguese - examples English

Translations in context of "fidgeting" in English-Portuguese from Reverso Context: His nonstop fussing and fidgeting is killing the hotel's atmosphere.

#31. synonyms for fidgeting - Thesaurus.com

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#32. Why we fidget... and should you stop? - Hindustan Times

“Fidgeting can become cause for concern if it interferes with your ability to focus on a task or disrupts your general well-being, ...

#33. the effect of fidgeting on student concentration levels

PDF | Concentration is the ability needed to solve a problem. Students in learning also need concentration (DePorter et al., 2010). Unfortunately.

#34. Why Do Kids Fidget? - Understood.org

Fidgeting is a way to deal with feeling restless or bored. Kids who fidget a lot don't usually do it on purpose. Fidgeting might help them stay focused when ...

#35. Fidgeting Behavior During Psychotherapy: Hand Movement ...

Fidgeting may be a motor sign reflecting self-regulation processes in patients with social anxiety disorder (SAD) and depressive patients.

#36. Bioengineers show that fidgeting might help us concentrate

More specifically, the pilot study showed that fidgeting increased blood flow to the prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain involved in ...

#37. fidgeting 的中文翻譯| 英漢字典

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#38. State of unrest: Can fidgeting really help you concentrate?

Once seen as a sign of boredom, fidgeting is now touted as a way to boost focus, help kids with ADHD or even lose weight.

#39. Does Fidgeting Counter the Harmful Effects of Sitting?

For one thing, moving and fidgeting in our chairs, which some researchers oxymoronically call “dynamic sitting,” burns calories.

#40. Why we should embrace our fidgeting tendencies | RNZ

The fidget spinner craze has come and gone, and now bubble poppers are doing the rounds, but it's not just kids who are doing the fidgeting.

#41. Everyday attention and lecture retention: the effects of time ...

Fidgeting behavior was coded from video recordings of each session. Results indicated that attention to, and retention of, lecture material ...

#42. Can you stop fidgeting? | Pavilion ELT - English Teaching ...

Can you stop fidgeting? Pavilion ELT, 16 April 2021. They fidget. They make noises. They randomly walk around. They cannot concentrate. They underachieve.

#43. Why can't some people stop fidgeting? | TED-Ed

Why can't some people stop fidgeting? 210,063 Views; 2,664 Questions Answered; Best of Web. Let's Begin… Trouble sitting still?

#44. 4 Benefits of Fidgeting & Why You May Not Need a Fidget ...

Foot tapping or bouncing your legs while you're fidgeting may strengthen your heart by keeping blood flow going strong while sitting, especially ...

#45. Fidgeting: The new key to success in the classroom? - Audio ...

Fidgeting increases levels of neurotransmitters in the brain that deal with focus and attention. Neurotransmitters such as dopamine and ...

#46. The Surprising Benefits of Fidgeting and Doodling - Meredith ...

Do you doodle? Or perhaps fidget? You are not alone. Humans have been doodling, and fidgeting, for a very long time. Recent research suggests ...

#47. Why Fidgeting Is Actually Good for Your Health | Inc.com

If you are prone to fidgeting--nervously playing with your hair, tapping your toes, bouncing your leg, and more--then you're in luck. According ...

#48. Fidget Toys Aren't Just Hype - Scientific American

Understanding fidgeting. Fidgeting didn't start with the spinner craze. · Fine-tuning for focus · What researchers say · Avoiding distraction.

#49. Fidgeting - definition of fidgeting by The Free Dictionary

v.intr. 1. To behave or move nervously or restlessly. 2. To play or fuss; fiddle: He fidgeted with his notes while lecturing. v ...

#50. Does Fidgeting Help Burn Calories? - OnHealth

Exercise scientists have been studying fidgeting for more than 20 years. You've seen people fidget. They're the restless ones who can't sit ...

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#52. From fidgeting to focusing - UFT

Sensory tools that have long helped special education students calm down and stay alert in the classroom are now helping general education ...

#53. "fidgeting"是什麼意思？ - 關於英語(美國)的問題| HiNative

fidgeting 的意思make small movements, especially of the hands and feet, through nervousness or impatience. "the audience began to fidget and ...

#54. Fidget the Heron: A Story About Fidgeting | Findel International

Fidget just can't keep still . . . which is a problem for a hungry heron! Learning the skills of focus and patience are just too difficult for this young ...

#55. Annoyed by Other Peoples' Fidgeting? Study Says You're Not ...

Annoyance with others' fidgeting can reduce peoples' ability to enjoy social interactions, impair one's ability to learn in the classroom ...

#56. 3 Reasons Why Fidgeting Is Actually Good For You | Prevention

Tapping your toes or bouncing your knee isn't about to win you any marathons, but more and more research suggests fidgeting can make a ...

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Fidgeting Finger Springs™ are a popular sensory toy and silent classroom fidget tool for children, teens, and adults, ages 4-up. Sold in 10-packs. WARNING: ...

#59. Fidgeting Again? 5 Moves for You! - Fun & Function

Fidgeting helps many people function better. However, to avoid going into overdrive with intense or frequent fidgeting, read on. There are alternative ...

#60. Rethinking Fidgeting: Not Rude, But Productive and Healthy

Wright suggest that, in Fidget to Focus: Outwit Your Boredom: Sensory Strategies for Living with ADHD, fidgeting dates back to prehistoric times ...

#61. Should we tell our children to stop fidgeting and concentrate?

Fidgeting is explained as a rhythmic and repetitive movement. The podcast highlights it as the body's way of self-regulating, of stimulating the mind to aid ...

#62. fidgeting - Meaning in Hindi - Shabdkosh

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#63. Fidgeting and Executive Function - SMARTS-EF.org

What is the connection between fidgeting and executive function? A recent study shows the power of fidgeting for students with ADHD.

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#65. Why We Fidget: It's a Coping Mechanism, Not a Sign of Boredom

Fidgeting is seen as an annoyance by many, and those who engage in it are often snapped at, or told to stop. But it's an involuntary movement, ...

#66. fidgeting - 英中– Linguee词典

外部资源(未审查的). There seem to be recent indications that the civil servants are unhappy with the present situation and are fidgeting in their jobs ...

#67. Misokinesia is a sensitivity to seeing others fidget that ... - Nature

... self-reporting some degree of sensitivity to seeing the repetitive, fidgeting behaviors of others as encountered in their daily lives.

#68. The Science Of Why We Fidget While We Work - Fast Company

What Does Fidgeting Do For Our Productivity? Research shows a correlation between working with our hands and increased memory and creativity. A ...

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#70. What's so bad about fidgeting? - Life Matters - ABC

The fidget spinner craze is taking over schools around the country. It's also sparked debate about the pros and cons of fidgeting habits.

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#72. Stay restless! New study suggests fidgeting is good for you

A new study suggests that fidgeting counteracts some of the negative health effects associated with a sedentary lifestyle.

#73. Fidgeting into Focus | Biomedical Odyssey

I was never one for fidget toys. Stress balls from college fairs always ended up in my trash bin, and fidget spinners never appealed to me.

#74. Toe-Tapping to Better Health: Fidgeting Helps Prevent Arterial ...

“We wanted to know whether a small amount of leg fidgeting could prevent a decline in leg vascular function caused by prolonged sitting. While ...

#75. Fidgeters, rejoice: Why the vice is actually good for the brain

This increased blood flow was found in the executive decision-making region of the brain: the prefrontal cortex. These results suggest fidgeting ...

#76. Let's talk about fidgeting - Abilities Canada

While the study was initially designed to evaluate the brains of people with ADHD, scientists found fidgeting increased blood flow in the prefrontal cortex, the ...

#77. Fidgeting Images, Stock Photos & Vectors | Shutterstock

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#78. Radio 4 in Four - Why it's good to fidget - BBC

In Fidget on Four, Dr Kat Arney examines why some of us repeatedly click pens, doodle and knee jiggle. More than a distraction, it turns out fidgeting has ...

#79. Fidgeting and Obesity - NEJM Journal Watch

Fidgeting and Obesity ... The number of simple movements one makes during each day (called non-exercise activity thermogenesis, or NEAT) is ...

#80. Fidgeting might be good for your health, new study suggests

Just don't go canceling your gym membership -- even if the study's findings are true, fidgeting is just one small part of a healthy lifestyle.

#81. An analysis of fidgeting and associated individual differences

Abstract Fidgeting was defined as engaging in manipulations of one's own body parts or other objects, such actions being peripheral or nonessential to ...

#82. Fidgeting while you work might be good for you | Reuters

(Reuters Health) - People who can't resist fidgeting while they work may want to stop trying to kick the habit, because a new study suggests ...

#83. Sitting Time, Fidgeting, and All-Cause Mortality in the UK ...

Fidgeting modified the risk associated with sitting time (p=0.04 for interaction), leading us to separate groups for analysis.

#84. Here's How Teachers Can Harness the Power of Fidgeting

Fidgety students often get in trouble, new research links learning to movement for some children. Here's what teachers should know about good fidgeting.

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#86. Fidgeting Brings the World Into Focus for People With ADHD

Dr Justin Fernandez had tasked himself with measuring the effect of fidgeting on the brain while the patient was inside an MRI machine - a ...

#87. Fidgeting May Help Mice Complete Their Tasks - Genetic ...

Whether its leg shaking, weight shifting, foot or finger tapping, making uninstructed movements—otherwise known as fidgeting—is common to ...

#88. fidgeting - Sesli Sözlük

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#89. How Fidgeting Helps Me Stay Awake With Narcolepsy

Fidgeting is a coping tool that can help people with narcolepsy stay awake. Drawing, scrolling on your phone, or having something in your ...

#90. Fidgeting and Flexible Seating — What's All the Fuss?

Fidgeters in the classroom? This type of movement is actually healthy! Flexible seating arrangements help you promote movement and improve ...

#91. Fidgeting While Sitting May Be Good For Your Heart: Study

Fidgeting while sitting can protect the arteries in legs and may help prevent cardiovascular disease, a new study has found.

#92. Wiggle While You Work: Fidgeting May Fight Fat - NPR

Overweight "couch potatoes" burn fewer calories a day because they sit more than their naturally lean counterparts, who tend to be more ...

#93. Fidgeting Might Be Good for Your Health - WebMD

Fidgeting Might Be Good for Your Health. Having the jitters may undercut some of the negative effects of prolonged sitting, British study ...

#94. Can Fidget Toys Help Your Child's Ability To Focus?

Common types of fidgeting include foot tapping, hair twirling or nail biting. While many consider these activities counterproductive to learning ...

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Advancement: Developing and Utilizing a Smart, Instrumented Fidget To Better Understand Fidgeting and its Relationship with Cognitive Activities.

#96. Fear of fidgeting: One-third of population suffers from 'hatred of ...

Misokinesia is a strong negative emotional response to viewing someone else's small and repetitive movements.

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#98. FIDGETING - Translation in Chinese - bab.la

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