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The study shows that increasing walking speed is more effective than just counting daily steps in reducing the risks of premature death and heart disease. Walking at a pace of more than 80 steps per minute offers benefits similar to slow walking over 10,000 steps. The research was based on data from over 103,000 participants in the UK Biobank and confirmed that brisk movement helps improve blood pressure, manage weight, and reduce health risks, providing flexibility for those who cannot walk long distances every day. The results suggest that incorporating short bursts of brisk walking into daily routines can significantly enhance overall health, provided it is done regularly and consistently.
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