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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics

Exercise

Best Exercise for Healthy Ageing

As people age, staying active and energetic becomes difficult. Checking overall health and adopting a good exercise routine is essential. 

Introduction

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Choosing the right exercises today can help you in the long run. So add a few simple exercises as it will make you active, maintain overall health, promote skin health, and reduce joint pain. Let's explore them.

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Walking is one of the simplest and most effective exercises, it supports cardiovascular health and promotes endurance. So, keep a check on your step count per day and increase it gradually.

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Cycling is a great way to strengthen your lower body. Regular cycling can help improve cardiovascular health and promote endurance. Additionally, it is an easy routine to follow, and you will enjoy it. 

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Stretching is a great option because, as one ages, flexibility decreases. It will also help improve posture, making your body flexible. Opt for simple stretching exercises initially, then gradually increase the intensity. 

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Dancing is a fun and easy-to-do exercise that helps you stay active, burn calories, and manage your weight. Add zumba or aerobics to your routine for active fun.

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With a busy lifestyle and as people age their responsiblity incraeses over time whic could lead to tension and worry. Meditation can help relax the mind and body and should be a part of everyone's routine. 

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Yoga, being a popular exercise, is excellent for improving flexibility, calming the mind, and improving posture and balance. Yoga can be done with minimum equipment and provide overall health benefits.

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Swimming is also one of the best exercises, as it engages all your body muscles and promotes overall health.

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As people age, stamina tends to decrease, but adding a few exercises to your routine can help you in the long run. Just be consistent, and remember to follow a good, balanced diet.

Conclusion

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