A new study has found that replacing sitting, sleeping, or gentle movement with less than ten minutes of moderate or vigorous physical activity each day may help your brain.
A new study has found that replacing sitting, sleeping, or gentle movement with less than ten minutes of moderate or vigorous physical activity each day may help your brain. Researchers tracked the daily movement of thousands of people, finding that even a small change can make a big difference.
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