Abstract
Sedentary behaviour is a health risk independent of age, population, sex, or clinical condition. Identification highlights a negative association of overlong sedentary time, and patterns of sedentary time, with cardio-metabolic risk biomarkers and health outcomes. This paper discuss the correlates of sedmentaty behaviour for various age person on impact psychological problem in health.
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