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For many of us, it was a difficult year to maintainhealthy habits. As our life situations change and our options forExercise outside the house Decrease with the recentSpike across the country in casesIt can be difficult to understand what our usual drive routine looks like. Good news: It turns out, working the benefits of regular exercise in your life can be easier than you think.A study published in the Journal American Heart AssociationTraffic Discovered that such short exercise splinters that twelve minutes can increase your life expectancy and reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes.

The study, conducted by researchers at the Harvard-Affiliate Massachusetts General Hospital, examined the levels of hundreds of different metabolites in 411 middle-aged men and women before and after about twelve minutes of intense exercise. They found that the amount of DMGV, a biomarker linked to an increased risk ofDiabetes andFoie gras disease, dropped by 18%. Similarly, glutamate, which is associated withcardiopathy, diabetes and shorterlife expectancy, decreased by 29%. This is an excellent news for anyone with a packed calendarBarely 12 minutes of strong exercise can fight deadly diseases and make you live longer. (In touch:21 best healthy cooking hacks of all time.)

"We are starting to better understand the molecular foundations of how the exercise affects the body and uses this knowledge to understand the metabolic architecture around the exercise intervention models," the author co-directs Ravi Shah, MD, explains to theHarvard Gazette. "This approach has the potential to target people with high blood pressure or many other metabolic risk factors in response to the exercise and put them on a healthier trajectory at the beginning of their lives."

Still not motivated to set aside only twelve minutes of your day to commit to living a healthier life? Consider how much the alternative can be harmful - Here'sWhat happens to your body when you do not move all day.

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