For years, the advice has been simple: get about 150 minutes of exercise a week and your heart will thank you. That breaks down to roughly 30 minutes a day, five days a week. It sounds reasonable, achievable, and for many people, pleasantly manageable. But new research suggests that if your goal is not simply “good enough” heart health, but major protection against heart attacks and strokes, you may need to think a lot bigger....
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For years, the advice has been simple: get about 150 minutes of exercise a week and your heart will thank you. That breaks down to roughly 30 minutes a day, five days a week. It sounds reasonable, achievable, and for many people, pleasantly manageable. But new research suggests that if your goal is not simply “good enough” heart health, but major protection against heart attacks and strokes, you may need to think a lot bigger....
For years, the advice has been simple: get about 150 minutes of exercise a week and your heart will thank you. That breaks down to roughly 30 minutes a day, five days a week. It sounds reasonable, achievable, and for many people, pleasantly manageable. But new research suggests that if your goal is not simply “good enough” heart health, but major protection against heart attacks and strokes, you may need to think a lot bigger....
For years, the advice has been simple: get about 150 minutes of exercise a week and your heart will thank you. That breaks down to roughly 30 minutes a day, five days a week. It sounds reasonable, achievable, and for many people, pleasantly manageable. But new research suggests that if...