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Short bursts of intense activity, as little as a minute daily, significantly cut heart risks, study finds.
A new study finds that short bursts of intense physical activity, called VILPA, can significantly lower the risk of major heart problems.
For women, even 1.2 to 1.6 minutes daily can reduce heart failure risk by 40%, heart attack risk by 33%, and overall major cardiovascular events by 30%.
Men who averaged 5.6 minutes a day had a 16% lower risk of major heart issues.
VILPA includes activities like taking the stairs or carrying groceries, easily fitting into daily routines without special preparation or time commitment.
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Breves ráfagas de actividad intensa, tan poco como un minuto al día, significativamente reducir los riesgos cardíacos, según el estudio.