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We Asked 4 Fitness Experts Whether Walking Counts as Exercise. They All Had the Same Answer. (opens the original)
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DOES WALKING COUNT as exercise? There’s a good chance this wasn’t on your mind on your last evening walk. But if you thought of that walk as a workout (or even if you didn’t), you were quietly taking a stance on a heated fitness discourse. The benefits of walking have been trending in fitness circles for a while now, and not everyone is sold on its greatness—or how exactly walking fits into a healthy lifestyle. Welcome to the most underrated workout debate of recent memory. On X, influencer Max
Why Roman Reigns’ ‘Street Fighter’ Martial Arts Training Had Made Him Feel Like He Was Doing Pilates (opens the original)
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A LOT OF people view fitness as a means to get stronger, but for pro wrestler Roman Reigns, it’s more than packing on muscle. Reigns (whose real name is Leati Joseph Anoaʻi) thrives on versatility, adapting his training to his latest pursuits—whether it’s football training as a Division I athlete, dominating the WWE scene, or going full Akuma in the new Street Fighter movie, which releases in theaters on October 16. Now, at 41 years old, Reigns’s goals have shifted to balancing the fine line bet
We Asked 7 Therapists About Unique Symptoms of Depression in Men. They All Had the Same Answer. (opens the original)
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ONE IN 10 men experience depression or anxiety but only about half ever receive treatment. Why? Despite the milestones made to address men’s mental health, the stigma of openly talking about mental health still exists. “We've all been trained to believe that we have to be strong and that depression is not part of our experience,” says Dan Iosifescu, MD, psychiatrist at NYU Langone Health. “That if we had been tough, this is not something we would experience.” But that doesn’t mean men feel depre
Scientists Might Have Just Discovered a Fourth Factor to Slow Down Aging (opens the original)
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OZEMPIC AND OTHER GLP-1 medications are intended for people who want to lose weight and manage diabetes. But as research mounts, doctors are discovering that this class of medication may have other health benefits. Those benefits range from heart health to curbing addiction to cancer treatment. But the latest findings sound like something out of a science fiction novel. Scientists recently found the first evidence of GLP-1s actually slowing down biological aging. This is aging at a cellular leve
A Bump on Your Junk Isn’t Always Cancer. Urologists Explain 6 Conditions That Are Way More Likely. (opens the original)
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WHEN YOU SPOT a new lump or mole on your skin, you might worry about cancer. But what if it’s on your penis? Penile cancer is a thing, but the good news is it’s extremely rare. In the US, penile cancer is diagnosed in less than 1 per 100,000 men each year and makes up fewer than 1 percent of overall cancers. (Though the risk does go up, especially in men over 60). The rarity doesn’t stop men from worrying, however. “I probably see several patients every week who come in convinced they have cance
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