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Five minutes of daily walking may cut early death risk by 10%, study finds.
According to a recent study, cutting 30 minutes of sedentary time per day can reduce mortality risk by up to 7%, while adding just five minutes of brisk walking per day can reduce the risk of death by 10% overall and up to 15% with ten additional minutes of moderate activity.
Small changes in diet, exercise, and sleep—such as getting five more minutes of sleep, walking for two more minutes, and eating half a serving of vegetables—could extend life by almost a year, especially for people with bad habits.
Researchers examined data from more than 135,000 adults in several nations, highlighting the fact that even small, regular changes have a big impact on long-term health.
Cinco minutos de caminata diaria pueden reducir el riesgo de muerte temprana en un 10%, según un estudio.