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By 50, daily movement and mental skills strongly predict healthy aging, with small gains in walking speed significantly extending healthspan, per research on 700,000 adults.
By age 50, healthspan—how long one lives in good health—is largely shaped by everyday physical and cognitive functions like walking speed, strength, balance, recovery, and reaction time, according to research on over 700,000 adults.
Small improvements, such as a 4 inches per second increase in walking speed, can significantly extend healthspan.
Professor Scott B. Fulton’s book *FUNCTION* offers 44 self-assessments across five functional domains to help midlife adults track and improve their health using evidence-based, practical methods.
The book, a top Amazon release, combines movement and mental challenges to boost both physical and brain health.
A los 50 años, el movimiento diario y las habilidades mentales predicen fuertemente un envejecimiento saludable, con pequeñas ganancias en la velocidad de caminar que extienden significativamente la duración de la salud, según una investigación sobre 700,000 adultos.