
Celebrating Disha Patani's 33rd Birthday
Disha Patani, renowned for her incredible fitness, is set to celebrate her 33rd birthday this Friday. To maintain her goddess-like figure, she adheres to a clean diet and stays active. Boredom drives her to diversify her workouts, which include cardio, weight training, kickboxing, dancing, and even MMA. Recently, she was seen enjoying a game of basketball.
Disha often captivates her followers with her weightlifting videos, emphasizing that this form of exercise is not just for men. She advocates for everyone, regardless of age or gender, to engage in weight training due to its numerous benefits. Here are some advantages of weightlifting that help keep this Bollywood star in shape:
1. **Bone Health**: Weightlifting promotes bone growth and enhances bone density, reducing the risk of osteopenia and fractures.
2. **Metabolic Boost**: Following a weightlifting session, the body enters a recovery phase known as EPOC (Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption), which requires additional energy and burns extra calories. It also raises the Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR), as muscle tissue burns more calories than fat.
3. **Enhanced Mental Well-being**: Weightlifting triggers the release of endorphins and boosts serotonin levels, contributing to improved mood. It also promotes the production of BDNF, which enhances brain connectivity and may protect against neurodegenerative diseases.
4. **Lower Chronic Disease Risk**: Muscle tissue plays a crucial role in glucose metabolism. By increasing muscle mass, excess sugar is cleared from the bloodstream. Additionally, weightlifting raises HDL (good cholesterol) levels while lowering LDL (bad cholesterol), promoting overall health.
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