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it was a dose dependent effect even doing three minutes a day you know there's a study in women showing you know three and a half minutes a day I mean they were having pretty profound benefits on all cause mortality and cancer related mortality as well
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So for example individuals that do on the high end so they're doing you know 3 minutes of this short burst of an unstructured type of exercise snack and they do it three times a day. So it's a total of 9 minutes a day. Okay, that's associated with a 40% reduction in all-c causeed mortality, 40% reduction in cancer related mortality, a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality.
individuals that do on the high end, so they're doing, you know, 3 minutes of this short burst of an unstructured type of exercise snack and they do it three times a day. So it's a total of 9 minutes a day. Okay, this type of activity and it's considered more vigorous because you're the intent to move, right? That's more vigorous even though they're not measuring heart rate. That's associated with a 40% reduction in all-c causeed mortality, 40% reduction in cancer related mortality, a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality.
Even ~4.4 minutes of vigorous daily movement associates with ~26–30% lower mortality risk https://t.co/0RmbHKNDU2 https://t.co/MshrQUWAVr
Just 4.4 min/day of incidental vigorous activity is linked to ~26–30% lower all-cause & cancer mortality https://t.co/FbgCGSS5DH
Other studies have found that individuals engaging in short bursts of vigorous physical activity, for just 1-2 minutes, 3x a day, had a 50% decrease in cardiovascular mortality and a 40% reduction in deaths from all causes and cancer.
Remarkably, these benefits from short bursts of physical activity are also evident in individuals who typically do not engage in structured exercise routines.
Individuals engaging in short bursts of vigorous physical activity, for just 1-2 minutes, three times a day, saw a significant health impact: a 50% decrease in cardiovascular mortality and a 40% reduction in deaths from all causes and cancer.
Engaging in 4–9 minutes of vigorous movement per day is associated with a ~50% reduction in all-cause, CVD, and cancer mortality.
Just 1-2 minutes of vigorous physical activity three times a day can lower the risk of cardiovascular death by 50% and all-cause mortality by 40%.
Using wearable devices, researchers have linked these quick bursts of vigorous activity—known as VILPA—to reduced overall mortality and lower death rates from cardiovascular disease and cancer in over 20,000 participants.
Increasing this activity to around nine minutes daily further reduced cardiovascular mortality by nearly 50% and cancer mortality by 40%.
Even three to four minutes of daily vigorous physical activity were linked with a 25-30% drop in overall mortality risk in a study involving 25,000 people.
And that work showed or revealed that people who engaged in even three to four minutes total a day of VILPA-like activity had substantial reductions in all-cause mortality risk, we're talking 25, 30%.
Or, you know, will there be some acknowledgement of these types of VILPA, you know, or at least engage in VILPA-like efforts for five minutes a day.
Have shown that people that do this, again, this is measured by actual data, empirical data, have anywhere between a 30 to 40% lower all-cause mortality and cancer-related mortality.
just three to four minutes a day of this vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity has been shown to be associated with a 25 to 30% reduction in overall mortality risk
when that vpa durations increase to about 9 minutes a day it's associated with a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality and a 40% reduction in cancer related mortality
just three to four minutes a day of this vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity has been shown to be associated with a 25 to 30% reduction in
now also people that even identify themselves as non-exercisers so and you know they're doing this this vigorous stair climbing and stuff but they don't actually go to the gym or take do any Leisure Time activity they still get these improvements
doing one to two minutes of vigorous intensity exercise so people these large studies people are wearing weable devices and so um researchers are getting their data their heart rate data and and able to measure something and identify people that are getting their heart rate up right um and so people that do one to two minutes of vigorous intensity exercise a day um sorry three times a day had about a 40% reduction in all cause mortality so that's dying from all like non-accidental causes of death and a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality
people that do one to two minutes of vigorous intensity exercise a day um sorry three times a day had about a 40% reduction in all cause mortality so that's dying from all like non-accidental causes of death and a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality which is like the number one killer in most developed Nations
and these are these benefits were also found in people that identified themselves as non-exercisers in other words they don't like go to the gym they're not you know they're not they're not taking time to like deliberately engage in a sort of exercise routine and they still have these benefits
these are even these are benefits that are even found in people that identify as non-exercisers so in other words they don't consider themselves they don't go to the gym they're not doing tennis or dance class or whatever they they they consider themselves like not doing physical activity
people that are engaging in this type of Vila exercise this unstructured exercise for one to two minutes three times a day so you're getting up to the 9 Minute a day range they have a 50% reduction in all cause mortality cardiovascular related mortality and a 40% reduction in cancer related mortality
So, and this is even in people that identify themselves as non-ex exercisers. So, they don't go to the gym. what they're doing is they're taking advantage of like everyday situations to get their heart rate up.
So people these these short vilas can be anywhere between 1 minute to 3 minutes in length, you know, they're they're they're not super long. It's certainly not 10 minute on the pelon, right? One to three minutes and they're done multiple times a day, right? Because it's like just your everyday life is what we're talking about. And so I one of the most profound findings of the study I like to talk about one of the one of the Velpa studies is um on the upper end of that. So people that are doing like the three minutes short burst and they're doing that three times a day. So a total of almost 10 minutes a day, right? It's like 9 minutes a day they're getting this physical activity and those individuals have a 50% reduction in cardiovascular related mortality, 40% reduction in all cause mortality, 40% reduction in cancer related mortality.