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Participants self-reported their walking pace as either slow (under 5km/h), average (5-6km/h), or brisk (over 6km/h). After adjusting for demographic and lifestyle factors, the researchers found ...

Participants self-reported their walking pace as either slow (under three miles per hour), average (three to four miles per hour), or brisk (over four miles per hour). To see heart health benefits ...

While there are medicines and procedures to help people with arrhythmias, did you know brisk walking could lower your risk for developing heart rhythm abnormalities? The authors studied health and ...

Research indicates that engaging in just minutes of daily moderate exercise, such as brisk walking or cycling, can counteract the detrimental effects of prolonged sitting on brain health.

Walking at a faster pace improves metabolic health and lowers inflammation * Regular walking can help prevent //arrhythmias and improve overall heart health Walking at a brisk pace-and spending more ...

Over 6.5% of people had a slow walking pace, while 53% maintained an average walking pace. 41% had a brisk walking pace. After 13 years, 9% of people develop heart rhythm problems. 23,526 people ...

Brisk walking lowers the risk of potentially deadly heart rhythm issues, according to new research. Walking at pace is particularly beneficial for women and people under the age of 60, say scientists.

After crunching the data, the researchers discovered that people who logged 75 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise (which includes brisk walking) per week had a 23 percent lower risk of early ...

Walking (or brisk walking) has often been advised as a method of amping up your fitness levels. It’s not only a form of cardio exercise, but has great mental health benefits too. However ...