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All those who work an office job in the 21st century will know that it leaves no time for physical exercise. Not only is sitting at a desk surrounded by screens all day bad for your back and your body in general, the long hours at work also result in a sedentary lifestyle. Furthermore, our hectic schedule often makes us dependent on unhealthy takeout food and caffeine, which wreak havoc with our metabolism and lead to weight gain. Therefore, those with a desk job really need to find some ways to lead a healthier lifestyle. These simple tips will help you in staying fit despite having very little time to spare for exercise and will protect your health from the ill-effects of an office job.