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Sitting Will Wear You Out Have you ever come home from an 8-hour day of sitting behind a desk feeling like you've just been hit by a truck? It really doesn't make much sense does it? After all, you didn't do anything today... except sit there typing on your keyboard and mousing around. You may feel tired but at the same time you're not tired. Perhaps a better way to describe your feelings is restless. You have a stiff neck, tired shoulders, a headache, and don't feel like doing anything when you get home. When it's time to go to bed you don't go to sleep right away. Instead your restless feelings prevent you from getting the sleep you need. The tired feelings you're experiencing certainly are different than the kind of tiredness you have on the weekends when you have more time for your "therapy" chores: mindless tasks that require you to move your feet. Mowing the lawn, gardening, painting, and washing the car are examples. When...