Even Very Slow Running Can Benefit The Brain, Study Suggests
Just 10 minutes of very slow running can boost mood and brain power, a new study suggests.
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How long does slow running need to last to be beneficial?
According to the study, just 10 minutes of slow running is enough to have a positive impact on mood and cognitive function.
Who can benefit from slow running?
The study's results suggest that slow running may be beneficial for people of all ages, particularly those who may not be able to engage in more intense physical activity.
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As the new school year begins, incorporating slow running into one's daily routine could be a simple yet effective way to boost mood and brain power.
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Coverage from multiple outlets highlights the benefits of slow running for brain health. According to recent research, even a short 10-minute run at a very slow pace can have a positive impact on mood and cognitive function.
This finding is significant for people of all ages, particularly those who may not be able to engage in more intense physical activity. The study's results suggest that slow running may be a more accessible and effective way to improve mental well-being.
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Just 10 minutes of very slow running can boost mood and brain power, study findsIndiablooms · 1d ago
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How to maintain good sleep health this school yearFOX 7 Austin · 1d ago
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Forget speed: This very slow 10-minute run could be good for your brain, study findsconnectedtoindia.com · 1d ago
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