How much do you know about the benefits of mountain climbing to human body?

Mountaineering is a sport and an effective way to keep fit. Mountaineering, as an outdoor sport, has many beneficial factors for the body. It is both aerobic exercise and strength exercise, and the amount and intensity of exercise can be adjusted according to one's physical strength and physical quality. It can be said that mountaineering is a sport with comprehensive fitness functions and relatively less danger. As we all know, the biggest benefit of mountaineering is good for health, so what other benefits are there?

Sugar metabolism in people's daily life belongs to aerobic metabolism. Mountain climbing activities, especially mountain climbing, are mostly anaerobic metabolism because of the thin air. In addition, hiking and camping activities require a lot of exercise, so it is often difficult to meet the body's heat demand for picnics in mountainous areas. Therefore, it can consume a large amount of adipose tissue gathered in the human body, especially the adipose tissue in the waist and abdomen.

Effect of mountain climbing on musculoskeletal structure. Regular participation in mountain climbing exercises has a good effect on joints, bones and muscles. Mountain climbing can improve the blood circulation of bones, enhance the metabolism of bones, increase the deposition of calcium and phosphorus in bones, increase the elasticity and toughness of bones, help prevent osteoporosis and delay the aging process of bones. Regular participation in mountain climbing can promote the protein synthesis of muscles and make them tough and powerful.

The normal metabolism of the human body will produce a harmful substance called free radicals, which will destroy the cell membrane of the human body, dissolve the normal cells of the human body, and cause the aging and even variation of human tissues. Oxygen negative ions can effectively bind free radicals and expel them from the body. According to relevant data, the unit content of oxygen negative ions in urban streets is only 100 to 300, but it can reach tens of thousands in mountain forests. Therefore, walking and camping in the mountains can effectively discharge harmful free radicals and help delay aging.