Most Americans walk only about 4,000 steps per day, a number far below what is needed to maintain optimal health. Fitness Experts such as Dan Go warn that consistently low daily activity can increase the risk of chronic diseases, impact mental health, and shorten life expectancy. Walking, a simple and accessible form of exercise, has proven benefits for both physical …
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Better sleep to heart health: Top 5 benefits of walking for 15-minutes right after meals
In a study on overweight men, researchers compared exercise before vs after a meal to see how it affects fat storage and metabolism. They found that walking after breakfast led to a less negative fat balance, meaning less fat was stored. One interesting NIH report found that walking immediately after a meal, rather than waiting an hour, was more effective …
Read More »From better brain function to stronger heart: 5 reasons why backward walking is excellent for you
If you’ve ever felt your regular walks have plateaued, a few minutes of daily backward steps can offer surprising benefits. It’s not just hype or gimmick, emerging studies have shown that the movement of putting one foot behind the other can challenge the body and brain in surprising ways. Safety first: Practice backward walking safely Backward walking can be highly …
Read More »Want to live longer? Neurologist recommends a simple exercise that can literally ‘increase’ brain size – The Times of India
Dr. Austin Perlmutter, a neurologist and well‑known brain‑health specialist recently revealed that a simple exercise can in fact, build new brain cells. Yes, that is true! Read on to know more…Dr Perlmutter says that while exercise is one of the most powerful ways to build new brain cells, amidst that, walking is the clear winner. According to the doctor, taking …
Read More »20-minute daily walk vs ₹10 lakh home gym: Cardiologist explains what really keeps your heart healthy – The Times of India
Image generated using AI tool A recent post by cardiologist Dr Shailesh Singh has sparked a big discussion online. In a short note on X , he compared a simple 20-minute daily walk with a ₹10 lakh home gym, asking which one truly benefits the heart.His answer was simple: it is not the cost of the equipment but the consistency …
Read More »Morning walk vs evening walk: Which one burns more fat
Exercising on an empty stomach lowers blood sugar levels, which can affect energy, focus, and cardiovascular stability. So even if fasted morning walks can enhance fat oxidation, they may not be safe or suitable for everyone. Studies suggest people prone to dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting may experience low blood sugar during fasted exercise. Another study asserts that in fasted exercise, …
Read More »Japanese walking exercise: What is this 20-minute walking exercise? How does it help with weight loss and heart health | – The Times of India
In Japan, walking is more than just a daily routine, it’s a form of therapy. One unique method that’s gaining attention worldwide is the Japanese 3×3 Interval Walking Exercise. Created by researchers at Shinshu University, this technique turns an ordinary 20-minute walk into a powerful workout that improves both heart health and metabolism.It’s short, refreshing, and surprisingly effective, especially for …
Read More »5 indoor walking patterns that help build stamina in the 50s
Walking indoors may not sound as exciting as a morning stroll in the park, but for many people in their 50s, it can be a practical way to stay active. Whether it is due to weather conditions, safety concerns, or the comfort of home, walking indoors can still be a powerful tool to build stamina. The secret lies not just …
Read More »6 benefits of walking after meals and how it can be a solution to most health issues
Post-meal walking burns calories through increased metabolism over a period of time, your body is already expending energy digesting food. Even slight walking will cause your heart to beat just a little bit faster and encourage your body to burn more energy. Cumulatively, over a day, these tiny calorie burns accumulate in weight loss or weight maintenance, and it is …
Read More »Harvard research reveals: How a simple 21-minute walk a day may be healthier than hitting the treadmill | – Times of India
In today’s modern times of the Gen Z world, workouts, fitness challenges, and goals are misunderstood and dominate wellness conversations. According to them, intense workouts are the only way to get through a muscular body- but is the human body built to do so? However, the Harvard evolutionary biologist Dr. Daniel E. Lieberman recently debunks the modern fitness myths with …
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