Replacing sitting with even just a few minutes of moderate exercise daily can significantly improve heart health, according to new research.
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Does daylight saving time impact on our heart health? According to this article from the American Heart Association, scientific researchers have noticed a marked increase in heart attacks and strokes in the days following this time change each year. Have a look: https://lnkd.in/gwq3dmce .
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“Something is better than nothing!” appears to be accurate - even in relation to movement and heart health! There is an accumulation of research starting to point towards significant health rewards we can reap from ‘exercise snacks’! Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA) bursts is being attributed to reducing all-cause mortality risks and in this study, an actual benefit to heart health. “When replacing sedentary behaviour, as little as five minutes of moderate-vigorous activity had a noticeable effect on heart health.” What does that look like in practice? Basically, it’s any activity that makes you breathe faster and your pulse increases for a few minutes. Interesting to note, there are also benefits to the lighter intensity physical activity - think using standing desk a few hours a day! desk.coach has been purpose-built with this science in mind. Our Sports Scientists, Accredited Exercise Physiologists and Physioltherapists have some creative ways to make you move throughout the day! If you are keen to learn more about how our partners are improving the state of their team’s health, get in touch! #hearthealth #reducerisk #movement #exercisescience #teamhealth
Any activity is better for your heart than sitting
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Discover the empowering truth: any movement beats sitting for heart health, even outshining the benefits of sleep! Explore how small, regular activities can enhance blood pressure, glucose levels, and muscle strength. Find out how just 5-minute breaks in your day can make a big difference in your heart health journey.
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Just over a month ago marked World Heart Day _❤️_, and in light of that I've been reflecting on how small changes in our lifestyle can make a big difference in our heart health. Sitting for prolonged periods of time, a staple in the modern office environment, can put a strain on our hearts. That doesn't mean we should all be hitting the gym every day, but rather, incorporating small, simple movements into our daily routine to help offset some of the stressors associated with sitting. One example could be setting a timer as a reminder to take small breaks throughout the day. Maybe it's standing up during a meeting or walking to the kitchen for a cup of coffee. Incorporating small physical activities, like walking, will help you keep your blood circulation and metabolism active. These small changes, no matter how insignificant they may seem, can reduce your risk of heart disease. Be mindful of your health and don't forget to make small changes that can make a big impact. #HeartHealth #SmallChanges #BeMindful 🧘🏼♂️🚶🏽♀️☕️
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Study Finds Daylight Saving Time Has Minimal Impact on Heart Health
Study Finds Daylight Saving Time Has Minimal Impact on Heart Health
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