Prologue
Sitting has become a rod of modern civilization as people forgot their true dance traditions to keep the body active and healthy. We catch hold of sitting activities like education, leisure in front of TV and car driving. For what cost?
Who are really poor, Bangladeshi or one from the Western society?
Light talk which has provoked deep discussion
Once we were talking about newly bought clothes and suddenly the talk turned around to the “poor people who produce these clothes at Bangladesh at a minimal cost”. My talker was sure, people in Bangladesh are poor and exploited by financial magnates and foreign investors. All their problems, according to my talker, were originated from the fact that they are not educated.
As not to be deep in the topics where we both have really no clue how the things are truly going, I switched the topics and replied: “Who knows, maybe people in Bangladesh are happier then us, especially because they are not educated. In fact that means they do not stuff their heads with tons of “critically important information” and they do not sit for hours at the desk.
As a highly educated person, I could personally confirm, education means the progress for the brain and degradation for the opposite side – backside.
Unnaturally prolonged sitting as a cause of infertility
As the modern Western society is getting highly infertile – here is one of the silent reason for it. Pelvis – the lower part of the trunk of the human body – primarily contains reproductive organs and the rectum. If it is not properly used and forgotten (sitting for hours on a backside) – do not be surprised to have difficulties with reproduction (valid both for males and females).
More so, those women who carry out an active lifestyle not sitting for hours at one place usually have no difficulties with giving childbirth, because constipation increases intraabdominal pressure in pregnancy, in other words, chronic constipation causes such much pain and blocks the ways out (1).
Here is the YouTube video by PhD student from India who explains sitting – the silent addiction – in details.
Where we sit?
- driving a car
- working on a computer
- surfing on internet on a mobile phone
- relaxing with a cup of coffee
- playing table games
- working hours at the office
- in guests
- waiting for any service at offices (doctors, banks, other)
- eating
- sitting when tired
- watching TV
- running online business
- blogging:)
Sitting culture close up
1. Sitting: The Silent Addiction | Pritam Poddar | TEDxRIT
2. Table games. Bingo

A regular session typically lasts about 3 – 3 ½ hours. Afternoon sessions offer a 10 min intermission to get up, stretch, and grab a bite to eat. The Evening sessions offer a 10 min intermission and a 5 min break (from bgbingo.org)
Electronic Bingo game, photo by Ramon FVelasquez on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bingopulilan4jf.JPG
Dance as a tradition of people around the world to be followed and not forgotten
Top 10 Best Traditional Dances in Africa
Indian Dance from Movie–Bride and Prejudice–斗气爱上你
The love stories of the whole generations in India are built on dance and singing
How much of us do know their cultural dances as Turkish people do?
Traditional Belly Dance of Egypt – عرض رائع لفرقة سوهاج للرقص الشعبى
The Bélé | Folk Dances of Trinidad & Tobago
I would like to finish this post with Tango – traditional Argentinian dance, which, however, is well-known all over the world
When did you dance last time?
References
1. ABRAHIM, M. Hypothesis: Chronic Constipation as a Proposed Modifiable Risk Factor for Preeclampsia. Medical Hypotheses, 20201108, Nov 8, 2020. pp. 110373 ISSN 1532-2777; 0306-9877.
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