7,000 steps – or more?
You will have seen the headlines in Thursday’s news outlets: “Walking 7000 steps a day…
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You will have seen the headlines in Thursday’s news outlets: “Walking 7000 steps a day…
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This is, I promise, my last blog on this subject for the time being. It takes the form of a…
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Exercise in the treatment of dementia My last two blogs have described some of the problems of dementia and how…
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Last week I told you about some of the research indicating that regular physical activity can protect against dementia. Today…
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A modern scourge Dementia is an advancing modern scourge and has recently been reported to have overtaken coronary heart disease…
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What is a stroke? A stroke happens when there is a loss of blood flow to part of the brain. Your…
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Musculo-skeletal injuries. Muscle sprains and joint strains are the commonest ill-effects of exercise, particularly competitive sports. Activity versus inactivity Physically…
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Does exercise improve brain function in dementia? Maybe. There are theoretical reasons to believe that the failing brain might be…
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Dementia, a modern pandemic Dementia is an advancing modern scourge and has recently been reported to have overtaken coronary heart…
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The figure above shows the distribution of systolic blood pressure in the population. My very first Exercise Blog just one…
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It is time to talk about the health-giving properties of regular exercise and of high levels of cardio-respiratory fitness. Today’s…
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I try to make these blogs topical, mostly reporting the results of recent investigations, trials or reports. Sometimes I am…
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