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Add 5 Minutes Exercise: Live Longer!

15 Jan

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Summary

  • Five extra minutes of daily exercise may cut deaths by 10 percent.
  • Reducing sitting time by one hour may prevent over seven percent of deaths.
  • A combined healthy lifestyle adds over nine years of good health.
Add 5 Minutes Exercise: Live Longer!

Increasing daily physical activity by just five minutes, or reducing sedentary time by half an hour, may prevent a substantial portion of deaths, according to new research. Findings published in The Lancet suggest these small, achievable changes can significantly improve lifespan. For instance, an extra five minutes of moderate-intensity activity is linked to a 10 percent reduction in mortality for many adults.

Further analysis indicates that cutting sedentary time by a full hour daily could be associated with a 13 percent decrease in all deaths. These insights emerged from a study involving over 135,000 adults followed for eight years across Norway, Sweden, the United States, and the UK Biobank, using device-measured activity data.

A separate study in eClinicalMedicine highlights that integrating healthier sleep habits, physical activity, and diet can also extend life expectancy. The combination of an additional five minutes of sleep and half a serving of vegetables daily could add a year to life for individuals with the poorest habits. Achieving seven to eight hours of sleep, over 40 minutes of daily activity, and a healthy diet may contribute to over nine extra years of life.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The UK Biobank study suggests that just five extra minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity per day can help reduce mortality.
The World Health Organization recommends adults undertake 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity every week.
Yes, a second study found that small changes in sleep and diet, combined with physical activity, can lead to an extra year of life.

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