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What about people who insist on taking 8000 steps every day? Remember the 6 key points of walking without hurting your knees!
For most people, walking is one of the most suitable physical activities. But how many steps can you take every day to benefit from your health? Especially for many people who persist in walking 8000 steps every day, how are their bodies doing in the end?How many steps per day are healthier?On September 6th, an analysis published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) showed that at approximately 2600 steps per day, the risk of death began to significantly decrease, and at approximately 2800 steps per day, the risk of cardiovascular disease began to significantly decrease
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Why do some women who have already passed menopause still not show signs of aging? Or related to these four reasons
Introduction: It is often said that "men have forty one flowers, women have forty tofu dregs". After many years of entering, there will be a certain decline in women's temperament and appearance, while men feel more attractive and even have a mature atmosphere as they age
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Taking a nap is the right way to maintain health, but not sleeping properly can harm one's health! Research has found that people who frequently take naps have a larger brain capacity!
If time permits, most people will choose to take a nap and wake up feeling refreshed.A new study recently found that people who frequently take naps have a slower rate of brain atrophy
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Who is more harmful to the body than sitting, standing, or lying for a long time? The orthopedic doctor told you!
Expert in this article: Xiao Chengwei, attending physician in the orthopedics department of Sichuan Provincial People's HospitalFor modern people, sitting and standing for a long time is already the norm. So, which is more harmful to the body: sitting, standing, lying, or walking for a long time?Long sittingEasy to cause lumbar disc herniationEasy to cause lumbar disc herniationThe 'lumbar intervertebral disc' is the connection between the lumbar vertebrae, similar to a soft cushion that can cushion strong vibrations from the outside of the body, maintain spinal height, and maintain spinal mobility
