High blood sugar prevention from the habit of walking 6-6-6

HẠ MÂY (Theo healthshots) |

The habit of walking 6-6-6 is a simple but effective way to enhance health and prevent high blood sugar.

This habit includes a total of 60 minutes, at 6 am or 6 pm, depending on the time that best suits your schedule.

Before starting, you need to boot for 6 minutes and after walking, you have to cool down for 6 minutes. This is a flexible walk style that brings many health benefits. When done regularly, it helps you keep shapes, enhance metabolism and improve mental health.

One of the best benefits of walking 6-6-6 is the ability to adjust blood sugar. For people with diabetes or those who are trying to prevent blood sugar increasing sharply after meals, this style of walking can help.

Walking after eating can reduce blood sugar levels suddenly after meals, as physical activity helps your muscles use glucose more effectively. This simple habit can be an easy part of your daily life to control blood sugar.

Along with fast walking, the habit of walking 6-6-6 is also good for cardiovascular health. It increases your heart rate while walking, improving blood circulation and enhancing your heart health. When done regularly, it can also help lower blood pressure, one of the main risk factors for heart disease.

Walking exercise 6-6-6 is a way to lose weight. Walking for an hour of burning calories and increasing metabolism. When done regularly, it can help you achieve the calories (burn more calories than you consume), which is important to lose weight.

Walking at a moderate speed not only burns fat but also helps build lean muscle mass, thereby increasing the metabolic rate when resting your body.

HẠ MÂY (Theo healthshots)
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