>>24532862This is such a myopic view of health it saddens me. Somehow, in your mind, stressing the body to stimulate growth is bad, but losing mobility into old age, being frighteningly more susceptible to injury due to low bone density and low tendon strength, and having much higher chances of failing to recover from injury or surgery are all okay.
If I came off as angry earlier it's because I was angry. I get angry when people deliberately neglect their bodies and lose decades of their lives as a result. I get angry when people get fat and lose mobility and struggle to live independently past middle age. I get angry when people throw huge fits over seed oils or food dyes but can't walk up a flight of stairs without breathing hard or can't play with their grandkids because they fear snapping a bone from moving too fast. You can't just hyperfixate on avoiding stress or "minimizing energy consumption" (which, by the way, you have not even attempted to prove is "healthy"). The body is so much more complex than this, to the point that some kinds of stress are healthier to live with than without.