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How little exercise can you get away with?

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by thetimes.com•14h ago•0 views•
How little exercise can you get away with?
Small bursts of activity can be just as effective as hours in gym. Let the experts show you how
If physical activity were a drug it would be considered a “miracle cure”, the UK’s four chief medical officers (CMOs) said this summer. It can help prevent and mitigate everything from heart disease to diabetes, and can improve mental health, quality... [7053 chars]
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