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Walking daily could add a decade to your life, says new research


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Published in Health and Fitness on Friday, November 29th 2024 at 8:02 GMT by Phil Bruner   Print publication without navigation

  • Granted, there are many variables that contribute to longevity ( nutrition, sleep, stress
  • ), but this isn't the first study to connect more movement - particularly, walking - with a longer lifespan, suggesting that longevity is indeed a significant benefit of getting your daily steps in.

The article from Women's Health UK discusses the numerous benefits of walking for longevity and overall health. It highlights that regular walking can significantly reduce the risk of various health issues including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain cancers. Walking helps in maintaining a healthy weight, improving cardiovascular fitness, and enhancing mental well-being by reducing stress and anxiety. The piece also mentions that even short, brisk walks can contribute to these benefits, with research indicating that walking at least 8,000 steps a day can lower the risk of premature death. Furthermore, the article points out the social aspect of walking, suggesting that it can be a communal activity that fosters connections, thereby indirectly supporting mental health. It concludes by encouraging readers to incorporate walking into their daily routines, emphasizing its accessibility and the minimal equipment needed, making it an ideal exercise for all ages.

Read the Full Women's Health Article at [ https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/fitness/a63049790/walking-benefits-longevity/ ]

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