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Re: Health benefits of Lego
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 18 Jan 2001 02:58:09 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Bill Farkas writes:
> After much research and years of experimentation, I have come to believe
> that repeated and prolonged exposure to ABS bits can actually heighten or
> stimulate certain physical abilities.
ROFL!!!
<snip physical advantages>
> I've been able to document these three. Has anyone else noticed any others?
Don't forget that lego is an exercise, after all, I stretch more while
building than in any phys. ed. class I have! Even if you have all the pieces
nearby, after hours of sitting still, you *have* to stretch! ;-) I'm not
sure if it's good for the back though. ;-)
Lego is also food for thought in class (or work, or whatever) when things
just get too boring. And everyone can tell you that a balanced diet
including ABS can reduce the risk of early-age insanity! Which is another
thing - lego provides "artistic therapy" for those of us who really need it.
Of course, certain (Non-lego) people will argue that we're *all* nut-cases.
-Shiri
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