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Japanese walking, alternating speeds, may extend life by up to seven years, study suggests.
Alternating between fast and slow walking, known as Japanese walking, may offer better health outcomes and potentially extend life expectancy by up to seven years, according to recent Japanese research.
This method involves walking at a moderate intensity for three minutes, followed by three minutes of slower walking, repeated over 30 minutes.
It can help protect against age-related health risks like high blood pressure and reduced muscle strength, offering a simpler alternative to high-intensity workouts.
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