Spread out your exercise. People who exercise two to three times over the course of the week have lower levels of insomnia and are more likely to sleep six to eight hours every night.
Women who exercise have a 24 percent lower risk of dying than inactive women, while active men have a 15 percent lower risk than sedentary men. To reap the reward, women need half as much exercise.
A new study suggests that regular exercise can grow the brain. Even moderate levels of exercise can greatly impact brain health, especially in areas linked to aging and diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Research has found that dancing aids many aspects of health, including weight. Dancing combines multiple forms of exercise and can help blood pressure, insulin sensitivity, cognition and mental health.
Americans’ number one resolution for 2024 is to become physically fitter. Becoming fitter is a great goal. But it’s important not to get too fixated on the gym because it can dangerous.
According to a new study, climbing five flights of stairs, or 50 steps, daily can lower the risk of heart diseases by 20 percent. The study tracked the health data of more than 458,000 adults for about 12.5 years.
Working out different ways can achieve different goals. According to a new study, morning workouts might be better for weight loss. But, the study has some flaws, and many question its conclusions.
For some time, research has recognized that exercise cannot impact weight loss like dieting. However, a new study has found that exercise doubles the cholesterol and blood sugar health benefits of weight loss.
The claim that 10,000 steps should be your daily goal isn't science-based. A new study says you need 3,867 steps a day to prevent dying from heart problems and around 4,000 to prevent death in general.
The hormone irisin increases in the body after exercising. Irisin regulates glucose and lipid metabolism in fat tissues. It also appears to reduce Alzheimer’s related plaque deposits in the brain.
We have written more than a few blogs warning you about unsafe or unhelpful TikTok health trends. But, the viral trend of cozy cardio is a great way to get exercise.
We love going outside for long walks, hikes and bike rides in the summer. But, between heatwaves and crazy storms around the country, heading to a pool, indoors or out, might be your best choice for exercise.
New research has found that 4.5 minutes of vigorous exercise daily can not only help blood sugar health but also lower the risk of some cancers by up to 32 percent.
Some people are busy all week and work out on the weekend. New research shows that people who pack their exercise into two days have a low risk of heart problems — about the same as daily exercisers.
Just 20 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity five days a week may reduce the symptoms and severity of depression. Researchers wanted to learn the least amount needed to fight depression.
Knee pain can hold you back from doing what you love. It can be excruciating and keep you from participating in fun activities. The good news is there are ways to help yourself heal it.
For people with blood sugar concerns taking care of foot health is vital. Part of taking care of your feet is knowing when to change your shoes. There are some guidelines to always follow.
When was the last time you got a new bicycle helmet? We're not talking about buying something fancy. We're focusing on safety. If you don’t crash, you should replace your helmet every three to 10 years.
Many people wonder if it’s better to exercise or sleep if you’re tired. We know we need to work out to stay healthy. But is it better to get an early night if we’re exhausted? The opinions of experts are mixed.
Different exercises help different aspects of health. New research has found vigorous exercise aids cognition much more than gentle activity.