Interestingly,
50% of a person's bones
& 50% of the muscles,
are in the two legs.
*Do walk*
The largest & strongest joints & bones of the human body are also in the legs.
*10K steps / day*
Strong bones,
strong muscles
& flexible joints
form the *Iron Triangle* that carries the most important load
i.e. *the human body*.
70% of human activity
& burning of energy
in one's life
is done by the two feet.
Do you know this ?
When a person is young,
his/ her *thighs have enough strength*
to lift a small car of 800 kg !
The *foot is the*
*center of body locomotion*.
Both the legs together have
50% of the nerves
of the human body,
50% of the blood vessels & 50% of the blood
is flowing through them.
It is the largest circulatory network that connects the body.
*So walk daily.*
Only *when the feet are healthy*
then the convention current of blood flows smoothly,
so people who have
strong leg muscles will definitely have a strong heart.
*Walk*.
Aging starts from the feet upwards
As a person gets older,
the accuracy & speed of transmission of instructions between the brain and the legs decreases,
unlike when a person is young.
*Please walk*
In addition,
the so-called Bone Fertilizer Calcium will sooner or later be lost with the passage of time,
making the elderly more prone to bone fractures. *WALK.*
Bone fractures in the elderly
can easily trigger a series of complications,
especially fatal diseases such as brain thrombosis.
*Exercising the legs*,
is never too late,
even after the age of 55 years.
Although our feet / legs will gradually age with time,
exercising our feet / legs
is a life-long task.
*Walk 10,000 steps* per day.
Only by regular strengthening the legs,
one can prevent
or reduce further ageing. *Walk 365 days* a year.
Do you know that
15% of elderly patients,
generally, will die max.
within a year of a thigh-bone fracture ! ! !
*Walk daily, without fail*
Please walk for at least 30-40 minutes daily
to ensure that your legs
receive sufficient exercise and to ensure that your leg muscles remain Healthy.
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