"Optimal Weekly Steps for Adding 3 Years to Your Life Revealed"

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Research from Vitality and the London School of Economics suggests that walking 5,000 steps three times per week for two years could add three years to a person’s life expectancy and decrease healthcare costs by up to 13%. The study emphasizes the significant impact of healthy habits on longevity and healthcare systems, with small changes in physical activity showing major positive impacts across all age groups. The research also outlines three rules for creating robust habits and highlights the potential for policymakers to promote prevention in public health and improve individual and collective health outcomes.
Topics:health#health-and-wellness#healthcare-costs#healthy-habits#life-expectancy#physical-activity#research
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