Vigorous Exercise Reverses Heart Aging by 20 Years
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Dr. Rhonda Patrick in Physionic video presentation
Story of claim
Vigorous exercise for 4-5 hours weekly, including the Norwegian 4x4 protocol, can reverse heart aging by 20 years in sedentary 50-year-olds by making the heart more malleable and larger.
- Goal: Reverse heart aging by 20 years in 50-year-olds through vigorous exercise.
- Proof: Vigorous exercise induces structural changes, increasing malleability and size of the heart, resembling a younger heart.
- Nuances:
- The exercise involved vigorous workout programs, including Norwegian 4x4 protocol.
- Participants were initially sedentary and aged around 50.
- The study was a two-year intervention.
- Impact on Life: Structural heart changes can improve heart health and reduce aging effects.
Investments
- Price:
- Time: 4 to 5 hours weekly over two years
- Effort: High effort due to vigorous exercise routine
Risks
Intense exercise might not be suitable for everyone; consult a doctor.
Get Started 🚀
- Commit to a vigorous exercise routine, 4-5 hours weekly.
- Include the Norwegian 4x4 protocol in your regimen.
- Track heart health improvements over two years.
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