Some short term effects are a weaker immune system, your skin looks older, decreased lung capacity, bad breath, addiction, increased heart rate, athletic ability loss, and your food tastes bad.
You should increase your exercise when you no longer experience soreness or any other physical affect on your body. <span />
Autism is a scale and many individuals with autism are fully capable of functioning in a regular classroom setting. While some may be unable to function in a normal classroom setting, others may not. I do agree with this setup, as long as the individual is able to handle being in this setting.
Arrythmia is a heart disease where there is an irregular or abnormal rhythm in heartbeat. Thus, the heart may not be able to pump enough blood to the body. The appointment should be with a cardiologist, a doctor that studies the heart. This disease <span>can be related to too much </span>stress<span>, too much caffeine or nicotine, or even too much physical activity. </span>
True is the answer to your question I believe