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Pumpkin pie vs apple pie: Which one is healthier for blood sugar levels?
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Pumpkin pie vs apple pie: Which one is healthier for blood sugar levels?

by jummy84 December 1, 2025
written by jummy84

Pumpkin pie vs apple pie. The ultimate and age-old Thanksgiving dessert debate is unending. While individuals choose their side dishes based on taste and preferences, nutrition experts also have their own say in this. A recent article published by Health claimed that a person “watching their blood sugar should choose pumpkin pie over apple.”

Pumpkin pie is lower in carbohydrates.(Representative image/Unsplash)

Apple pie vs Pumpkin pie: Sugar levels

The article further noted that a typical slice of apple pie contains around 30 grams of natural and added sugar, and pumpkin pie is placed slightly lower at around 25 grams. Pumpkin pie is also lower in carbohydrates, which a person’s body breaks down into glucose.

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Apple pie vs Pumpkin pie: The glycemic load

Sharon Palmer, MSFS, RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist from California, told Health that the glycemic load – a measurement of how quickly and how much a food raises blood sugar- of both pies is considered to be medium. This means that even a slice of apple pie will have a moderate effect on blood sugar.

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What about calories?

Apple pie typically contains more calories than pumpkin pie (397 versus 323 per slice). Also, pumpkin pie “provides more vitamins and minerals like vitamin A and potassium,” Jackie Topol, MS, RD, a registered dietitian specializing in prediabetes, told Health.

According to American Institute for Cancer Research, apple pie may contain from 300 to a little over 400 calories per slice, depending on the amount of fat and sugar added. A slice of pumpkin pie traditionally contains about 320 calories, but recipe adaptations like using evaporated skim milk can reduce fat from the usual 14 or 15 grams per slice, thus reducing calories, too.

As the holiday season is underway, families can maintain their health by choosing the option that is better for their bodies. Making your own dessert can also serve as a way to control calories and sugar intake.

Topol explained to Health that using spices like cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg can boost flavour naturally, reducing the need for artificial ingredients.

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.

December 1, 2025 0 comments
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Doctor reveals regular plant protein intake can lower blood pressure naturally; shares 6 dietary changes for high BP
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Doctor reveals regular plant protein intake can lower blood pressure naturally; shares 6 dietary changes for high BP

by jummy84 November 9, 2025
written by jummy84

High blood pressure is one of the most common cardiovascular concerns in the country – often fuelled by poor dietary choices, high salt intake, and sedentary lifestyles. While medication is sometimes necessary, many cases can be managed through simple, sustainable changes in daily habits. Small shifts in diet, such as incorporating heart-healthy foods and reducing processed ingredients, can help lower blood pressure naturally and support long-term cardiovascular health.

Simple dietary changes like limiting salt intake can lower blood pressure.(Pixabay)

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Dr Kunal Sood, an anaesthesiologist and interventional pain medicine physician, shares six simple dietary habits that can naturally lower blood pressure and boost heart health.

In an Instagram video posted on October 9, the physician notes, “Each of these foods or habits supports vascular health in a different way. Together, they form a strong foundation for non-drug blood pressure control.”

Limit salt

According to Dr Sood, excess sodium makes the body retain more water, which raises blood volume and arterial pressure. He explains, “Lowering sodium can reduce systolic BP by six to seven mmHg on average. Aim for less than or equal to 2,300 mg per day (approximately one teaspoon of salt), or 1,500 mg per day if hypertensive. Use fresh foods and herbs instead of packaged salt mixes.”

Omega-3 fatty acids

Omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and sardines play a vital role in supporting heart and overall cardiovascular health. Dr Sood highlights, “EPA and DHA from fish improve endothelial function and reduce vascular resistance. A two to three gram daily intake can lower systolic BP by approximately two to three mmHg.”

Legumes and plant proteins

According to the physician, plant proteins from legumes like beans, lentils, and chickpeas are loaded with potassium, magnesium, and fibre. He explains, “They may help blood vessels relax and reduce ACE activity. Regular intake (about half to one cup, three to five times weekly) is linked with modest BP drops of approximately one mmHg and better control overall.”

Nitrate-rich veggies

Dr Sood notes that vegetables like beetroot, spinach, and arugula are rich in nitric oxide, which promotes vasodilation. He elaborates, “A portion daily (approximately 80 grams spinach or 100 to 200 mL beetroot juice) can lower systolic BP by about five mmHg in hypertensive adults.”

Nuts

According to the physician, nuts like walnuts, pistachios, and almonds supply the body with magnesium, arginine, and unsaturated fats that improve vessel flexibility. He adds, “Pistachios show the greatest effect, lowering systolic BP by approximately two mmHg. Use unsalted nuts a few times per week.”

Fermented dairy

Dr Sood explains, “Yoghurt and kefir may produce ACE-inhibiting peptides that aid vasodilation. Some studies show approximately five mmHg systolic reduction after eight weeks, though effects vary. Choose plain, low-sugar, live-culture versions several times weekly.”

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. It is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.

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Endocrinologist shares 3 'healthy' foods that spike blood sugar levels faster than a chocolate cake
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Endocrinologist shares 3 ‘healthy’ foods that spike blood sugar levels faster than a chocolate cake

by jummy84 October 20, 2025
written by jummy84

Sugar spike is often viewed to come from ‘visually unhealthy’ foods. Based on sight, it usually includes chocolate, cake, pastries, or anything that appears too ‘sugary.’ Because of this appearance’s sake, one may be cautious of foods like these, which appear overly sweet, limiting the intake.

Many healthy foods too spike blood sugar, sometimes even more than chocolate cake. (Picture credit: Freepik)

But here’s the oversight, conventionally healthy-looking foods escape the scrutiny, even when they raise blood sugar just as rapidly.

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Addressing this, New Jersey-based endocrinologist, Dr Alessia Roehnelt, shared 3 healthy foods that raise blood sugar faster than chocolate cake and how one can modify them to make them better. She revealed that a chocolate raises blood sugar in the range of 38–45, which is low to moderate. But the other ‘healthy foods’ which she highlighted spike the blood sugar much higher, in the range of 60s to as high as 90s.

1. Instant oatmeal packets

The first one she warned about is the instant oatmeal. Oats are often the first pick for a healthy breakfast, but which one makes all the difference? As per the endocrinologist, the ones which are instant oats are highly processed, and they cause a very rapid blood sugar spike.

How do you make it better then? Here’s Dr Roehnelt’s suggestion,”If you combine the instant oatmeal with maybe some milk, instead of water, you are gonna add some fat and protein that is gonna slow the blood sugar rise.” Instant oatmilk’s spike level is one of the highest among the foods she mentioned: 79–83.

2. Oatmilk latte

Oatmilk is chosen over dairy products widely, but how risk-free is it, especially when used for a latte?

“Oat milk is made from enzymatically broken down oats, which actually gives them a very high glycemic index,” Dr Roehnelt said. “When you combine that type of milk with some possible sweeteners in your latte, that’s gonna lead to a very high blood sugar afterwards.”

For the uninformed, glycemic index is a scale which evaluates how quickly a food raises blood sugar after eating it. Turns out a latte made with oatmilk is high on this scale. Dr Roehnelt shared the score of 65–75 spike, which is moderate to high. The endocrinologist’s recommendation to make this drink healthy was to replace oatmilk with almond milk to lower the glycemic index.

3. Acai bowl

Acai bowl is a thick smoothie bowl with a lot of fruits on top. Visually, it appears very healthy, but shockingly, the blood sugar spike after eating it is one of the highest. The endocrinologist revealed it to be in teh range of 70–90, which is labelled as high.

“These have a very high fruit-to-protein ratio, and then when you add on any type of juices or granola in there, it’s gonna raise blood sugar even more,” Dr Roehnelt explained why it is high on the glycemic index.

To make acai bowl more nourishing and less prone to spike blood sugar levels, Dr Roehnelt recommended adding a scoop of yoghurt or having some nuts.

So what happens if you continue with these supposedly healthy breakfast picks regularly? Starting your day with them can trigger a rapid blood sugar spike, followed by a crash, as per the endocrinologist. One feels tired throughout the day then.

Note to readers: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them. This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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Get Ready For More Blood And Thunder! Mortal Kombat 3 Announced | Glamsham.com
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Get Ready For More Blood And Thunder! Mortal Kombat 3 Announced | Glamsham.com

by jummy84 October 17, 2025
written by jummy84

One of the biggest surprises at New York Comic Con on October 11 came during the Mortal Kombat II panel, where co-writer Jeremy Slater announced that work has already begun on the third installment in the franchise. Slater revealed that Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema were so impressed with the upcoming sequel’s momentum that they’ve already hired him to write Mortal Kombat III, teaming up once again with series co-creators Ed Boon and John Tobias.

“Our friends at New Line and Warner Bros. are so convinced there’s a giant fanbase out there that they already brought me on to start writing the next film,” Slater told an excited crowd. He encouraged fans to show up strong for Mortal Kombat II when it hits theaters, saying, “We want to keep making them for you.”

Slater was joined by director Simon McQuoid and cast members Karl Urban, Adeline Rudolph, Tati Gabrielle, and Martyn Ford. Boon, who co-created the original video game series, moderated the panel.

Mortal Kombat II introduces Johnny Cage (Karl Urban), who must fight to bring back Earthrealm’s protector against the villainous Shao Kahn (Martyn Ford). Returning stars include Tadanobu Asano as Lord Raiden, Mehcad Brooks as Jax, Ludi Lin as Liu Kang, Jessica McNamee as Sonya Blade, and Joe Taslim as Sub-Zero. New characters include Adeline Rudolph as Kitana and Tati Gabrielle as Jade.

Originally set for release in October 2025, the sequel has been pushed to May 2, 2026. “We’ve created a massive summer blockbuster,” said McQuoid. “It’s going to feel huge.”

Urban teased Johnny Cage’s arc: “He starts as a broken man, forgotten by the world. But across the film, you’ll see him transform into a true Earthrealm hero.”

Fans can expect epic battles — and more to come.Get Ready for More Blood and Thunder! Mortal Kombat 3 Announced

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Gavin & Stacey icon in look at crime drama led by True Blood favourite
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Gavin & Stacey icon in look at crime drama led by True Blood favourite

by jummy84 October 10, 2025
written by jummy84

Meanwhile, Green Wing’s Sarah Alexander and Gavin & Stacey icon Larry Lamb, who both play supporting roles in the series, also feature.

You can watch the trailer at the top of this article now.

Larry Lamb in Art Detectives. Jack McGuire/AcornTV

Art Detectives is set to launch on U&DRAMA on Thursday 30th October, with the full box set also being made available in full on U from that date.

The series will follow Mick and Shazia as they solve murders connected to the world of art and antiques, from Old Master paintings and medieval manuscripts to Banksy street art and collectible vinyl.

Stephen Moyer and Sarah Alexander, wearing glasses and looking closely at some evidence in Art Detectives.

Stephen Moyer and Sarah Alexander in Art Detectives. Peter Marley/AcornTV

The synopsis for the series says: “Each episode follows Mick and Shazia as they navigate a rich and colourful world driven by greed, obsession, lust and revenge.

“Throughout the season, the artfully astute detectives encounter a fake Vermeer, Viking gold, a rare Chinese vase and items rescued from the Titanic.

Stephen Moyer and Nina Singh in Art Detectives.

Stephen Moyer and Nina Singh in Art Detectives. AcornTV

“Mick navigates these demanding cases while managing a budding romance with museum curator Rosa (Alexander) and the sudden reappearance of his charismatic father, Ron (Lamb), who just happens to be one of Britain’s most notorious forgers.”

Lamb was seen reprising his role as Mick Shipman on the final episode of Gavin & Stacey at Christmas, while earlier this year he also appeared in Channel 5 drama The Feud, opposite Jill Halfpenny and Jamie-Lee O’Donnell.

Art Detectives will launch on free streaming service U and U&DRAMA on Thursday 30th October – visit U here. Find U on Instagram at @‌streamonu.

Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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Karrueche By Deion Sanders' Side Ahead Of 4-Hour Blood Clot Procedure
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Karrueche By Deion Sanders’ Side Ahead Of 4-Hour Blood Clot Procedure

by jummy84 October 8, 2025
written by jummy84

Karrueche By Deion Sanders’ Side
Ahead Of 4-Hour Blood Clot Procedure

#Karrueche Tran and #DeionSanders appear to still be going strong.

The rumored couple was all smiles ahead of Deion’s 16th surgery in the past three years. As reported, on Tuesday (Oct. 7), the Colorado head football coach announced he would undergo a roughly “four-hour” procedure to treat blood clots. During the press conference, Deion noted that he planned to be “right back” with his team and coaching staff ASAP.

#TJB wishes #CoachPrime a speedy recovery!

Deion Sanders Jr.


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Freaky Red Band Trailer for 'In Our Blood' Mystery Horror Film Trailer
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Freaky Red Band Trailer for ‘In Our Blood’ Mystery Horror Film Trailer

by jummy84 September 30, 2025
written by jummy84

Freaky Red Band Trailer for ‘In Our Blood’ Mystery Horror Film Trailer

by Alex Billington
September 29, 2025
Source: YouTube

“I can’t be part of this system anymore…” Utopia has revealed their official trailer for the indie horror film titled In Our Blood, the first narrative feature from editor / doc filmmaker Pedro Kos. This first premiered last year at the 2024 Fantasia Film Festival, with stops at Screamfast, Mórbido, and other fests. Now set to open in US theaters in October. In Our Blood masterfully blends psychological mystery with chilling horror. The film weaves a twisted tale of reconciling with the ghosts of our past and confronting the complicity we share in creating a world that preys on the most vulnerable. That sounds scary! Nothing is as it seems when filmmaker Emily Wyland teams up with cinematographer Danny to shoot an intimate documentary about reuniting with Emily’s estranged mother after a decade apart. When her mom suddenly is missing, possibly because of the addictions that first tore her family apart, Emily and Danny must piece together increasingly sinister clues to find her before it’s too late. Starring Brittany O’Grady, E.J. Bonilla, Alanna Ubach, Krisha Fairchild, Leo Marks, Bianca Comparato, and Steven Klein. Check out some footage below.

Here’s the official red band trailer (+ poster) for Pedro Kos’ In Our Blood, from YouTube:

In Our Blood Poster

In Our Blood Poster

Nothing is as it seems when filmmaker Emily Wyland (Brittany O’Grady) teams up with cinematographer Danny (E. J. Bonilla) to shoot an intimate documentary about reuniting with Emily’s estranged mother after a decade apart. When her mother suddenly goes missing, possibly succumbing to the addictions that first tore her family apart, Emily and Danny must piece together increasingly sinister clues to find her before it’s too late. In Our Blood is directed by editor / writer / filmmaker Pedro Kos, director of the doc films Bending the Arc and Rebel Hearts previously, plus other shorts, now making his narrative debut with this feature. The screenplay is written by Mallory Westfall. Produced by Aaron Kogan, Stuart Fenegan, Gary Lucchesi, Michael McKay, Steven Klein. This premiered at the 2024 Fantasia Film Festival last year. Utopia releases Pedro Kos’ In Our Blood in select US theaters starting October 24th, 2025 this fall. Look scary?

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Physiologist shares 3 strategies to naturally lower blood sugar levels quickly: ‘Drinking at least 2 glasses helps…'
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Physiologist shares 3 strategies to naturally lower blood sugar levels quickly: ‘Drinking at least 2 glasses helps…’

by jummy84 September 27, 2025
written by jummy84

Sudden spikes in blood sugar can be concerning, but the good news is there are natural ways to bring those levels down quickly. Small, everyday habits – whether it’s how you move, hydrate, or eat – can make a powerful difference in stabilising glucose and supporting better overall health.

According to Jose, eating veggies before meals can prevent blood sugar spikes.(Unsplash)

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Jose Tejero, a ‘dietitian and exercise physiologist’ specialising in prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, is sharing three effective strategies to help naturally bring down blood sugar levels quickly. In an Instagram video posted on September 17, the physiologist breaks down his blood sugar lowering strategies, explaining the science behind them and emphasising how simple daily actions can create a big impact.

Walks + squats

Jose recommends going for a 20 minute walk followed by 20 body squats. He explains, “The reason why this works is because muscle contractions increase the rate at which glucose is transported from the bloodstream and into the cell to be used as energy.” The physiologist further elaborates, “When muscles contract, they trigger contraction-stimulated glucose uptake – meaning your cells pull glucose from your blood even without insulin. This makes your muscles act like “glucose vacuums,” lowering blood sugar fast.”

Drink water

While drinking water, in itself, does not lower blood sugar levels, dehydration leads to higher blood sugar concentration, according to Jose. He explains, “While water doesn’t directly lower glucose, dehydration concentrates the sugar already in your bloodstream, making values higher. Drinking at least 2 glasses helps your kidneys filter excess glucose and reduces overall blood sugar concentration.”

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Eat non-starchy veggies before meals

Jose recommends eating at least two cups of non-starchy vegetables, like broccoli, spinach, or zucchini, before your meals – it adds more fibre in your diet and slows down gastric emptying. He explains, “This means glucose from carbs enters your blood more gradually, reducing spikes and improving insulin response. Studies show sequencing meals this way can significantly blunt post-meal glucose elevations.”

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. It is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.

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Cardiologist reveals high sodium diet may weaken heart's ability to pump blood, suggests how to reverse the damage
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Cardiologist reveals high sodium diet may weaken heart’s ability to pump blood, suggests how to reverse the damage

by jummy84 September 15, 2025
written by jummy84

Excess salt negatively impacts heart health. Typically, salt is associated with high blood pressure risks, but the dangers also extend to cardiovascular health. Dr Sameer Pagad, director of intervention cardiology at Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mumbai, shared with HT Lifestyle in an interview that with excessive sodium or salt intake, there’s a higher risk of developing heart diseases.

Add spinach to diet to reverse the harmful effects of long-time sodium intake on heart. (Unsplash)

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The cardiologist pointed out that a high-sodium diet targets the heart’s muscle function, disturbing the ability to pump blood. How it happens, he explained, “Sodium is found to thicken the heart walls, causing a condition known as left ventricular hypertrophy. As the condition progresses, the heart finds it difficult to pump blood efficiently. The sodium-rich diet also alters the calcium levels in the heart cells, affecting their ability to contract and relax, dramatically increasing the chances of heart failure.”

How to reverse the ill effects of a high-sodium diet?

For vegetarians, pumpkin is recommended, while for non-vegetarians, salmon is advised.(PC: Freepik)
For vegetarians, pumpkin is recommended, while for non-vegetarians, salmon is advised.(PC: Freepik)

Now that you are aware of how high salt intake strains your heart, to the extent of affecting the heart’s main function, let’s see how you can reverse the ill effects of a sodium-rich diet if you have been on one for some time.

Dr Sameer Pagad recommended eating potassium-rich foods to reverse sodium’s effects. He said, “Eat potassium-rich foods, including vegetables such as spinach, amaranth, fenugreek, bottle gourd, pumpkin, etc. Also consume fruits like banana, guava, oranges or mosambi, pomegranate and papaya. Include pulses like moong, masoor, chana, and rajma in your diet.”

Along with this, for hydration, he suggested adding a glass of tender coconut water to your routine.

Now what about non-vegetarians? For them, the cardiologist recommended eating foods that contain Omega-3 fatty acids. Elaborating more about the sources, “Non-vegetarians should consume fish rich in omega-3 fats, which are considered to be anti-arrhythmic and cardioprotective. One to two meals a week can be inclusive of sardines, bangda, Indian salmon or raavas.”

All in all, the cardiologist advised to prioritise naturally available foods over supplements, and suggested personal consultation with a cardiologist or a dietician before changing or adding anything to your diet.

What is the safe limit for salt intake?

Even if you decide to add salt to your food for the purpose of taste, make sure it is within the safe limit. According to Dr Sameer Pagad, reducing even 1g of salt intake in your diet can substantially improve the blood pressure levels. He added, “If you want to keep your heart healthy, limit your sodium intake to approximately 2 g per day and reduce the chances of developing hypertension, arrhythmias, coronary events, stroke or heart failure.”

Maintaining low-salt intake along with eating potassium-rich foods helps to protect your cardiovascular health in the long run.

Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.

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AIIMS gastroenterologist shares Japanese walking technique with ‘more benefits than 10000 steps’: Better blood pressure
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AIIMS gastroenterologist shares Japanese walking technique with ‘more benefits than 10000 steps’: Better blood pressure

by jummy84 September 8, 2025
written by jummy84

Walking 10,000 steps every day has been linked to several health benefits, including a reduced risk of developing dementia, cancer and heart and circulatory diseases, as well as having mental health benefits. However, what if we told you that there is another walking technique with more benefits and requires much less time?

The Japanese walking technique has more benefits than the traditional 10,000 steps, and it is called interval walking. (Unsplash)

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In an Instagram post shared on September 7, Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist trained at the AIIMS, Harvard and Stanford Universities, talked about this walking technique. According to him, it was discovered by the Japanese. Let’s find out how to do it and how it is more beneficial than 10,000 steps.

Japanese walking technique better than 10,000 steps?

According to the gastroenterologist, the Japanese-discovered walking technique has more benefits than the traditional 10,000 steps, and it is called interval walking. It involves alternating 3 minutes of slow walking with 3 minutes of brisk walking, as if you are rushing to an important meeting.

How to do it?

The gastroenterologist suggested doing the interval walking for 30 minutes daily. “To start, walk at a comfortable pace for 3-5 minutes, then alternate between slow and brisk walking. Finish with a 3-5 minute cool down,” he explained.

The benefits

According to him, if you do this, the results will be impressive, including:

  • better blood pressure
  • reduced stroke risk
  • improved mood
  • boosted immunity
  • better sleep quality

“It is joint-friendly, time-efficient, and very effective. Share this widely and follow for more,” he added.

Study supports the benefits of interval walking

According to Dr Sethi, studies also show that this method can significantly improve cardiovascular health and fitness. A July 2007 study published in the PubMed journal examined whether high-intensity interval walking training increased thigh muscle strength and peak aerobic capacity and reduced blood pressure more than moderate-intensity continuous walking training.

The study found that high-intensity interval walking may protect against age-associated increases in blood pressure and decreases in thigh muscle strength and peak aerobic capacity.

Note to readers: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.

This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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