Research indicates that brief daily bursts of activity may offer significant protection against 13 types of cancer. In a study involving over 22,000 individuals, scientists discovered that those who engaged in short, intense bursts of activity for just 3 minutes daily, such as sprinting upstairs or moving quickly around their homes, were 30 percent less likely to develop cancer compared to individuals who did not engage in such activities. Remarkably, this reduced cancer risk was unrelated to conventional exercise routines and workouts; instead, it stemmed from elevating one’s heart rate during everyday situations. These findings underscore the potential health benefits of incorporating short bursts of physical activity into one’s daily life for cancer prevention.
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Daily Bursts of Physical Activity Linked to Cancer Reduction
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