I'm not sure you can interpolate between the two situations.
One of the potential reasons behind both of these is that being sedentary in any position is essentially bad (in one way or another - a PhD out of Australia whose name escapes me has done the research here).
The body was built to move, giving extra options seems like a win and puts less stress on any one system (esp. musculo-skeletal).
One of the potential reasons behind both of these is that being sedentary in any position is essentially bad (in one way or another - a PhD out of Australia whose name escapes me has done the research here).
The body was built to move, giving extra options seems like a win and puts less stress on any one system (esp. musculo-skeletal).