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Short breaks from sitting good for heart, waistline

Wonder how to escape from your boss' askance glances every time you reach out to your colleagues' desk or grab a drink from water cooler? An intriguing new research has found that taking short breaks from sitting at desk is healthy to your heart and waistline.

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According to the study published in the Jan. 12 issue of the journal 'European Heart Journal,' taking regular breaks between work not only cuts the risk of heart diseases, but also helps in attaining a slimmer waist.

Even breaks, as short as a minute, like standing for phone calls, climbing stairs, or talking to other employees might play an important role in benefiting heart and metabolic health.

Short but intense exercise reduces diabetes risks

Scotland, United Kingdom January 29: A new study suggests that short but intense exercise can reduce the risks of diabetes that affected millions of people worldwide.

Short but intense exercise reduces diabetes risks

The researchers said only seven minutes of "high-intensity interval training" exercise in a week lowers the chances of getting diabetes. The classic and long duration exercise no doubt reverses type 2 diabetesdefine but it is not possible for everyone to spend long hours on exercise programs.

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