Taking “exercise snacks” throughout the day can boost people’s health and make them fitter, researchers say.Bursts of activity, lasting just a few minutes, increase respiratory fitness and could be ...

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Short bursts of exercise of around 5 minutes twice a day could help improve heart and lung function, new research suggests.

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A groundbreaking Australian study reveals that fitter individuals actually use fewer heartbeats each day than their sedentary counterparts, dispelling the myth that exercise "uses up" heartbeats.

New research shows how short bursts of activity, known as "exercise snacks," can boost motivation and improve fitness.