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The World Population will Exceed 8 Billion, Caring for the Disadvantaged and the Earth Resources is the Priority

According to the “World Population Prospects 2022” released by the United Nations, the total global population will cross the threshold of 8 billion on November 15. Therefore, Natalia Kanem, CEO of the UN Population Fund, reminded every country to pay more attention to disadvantaged groups and not to use robust population control strategies to reduce population pressure.

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Research Shows: The Best Time to Exercise is Different for Men and Women

The latest research in the USA found that different genders are suitable for different time points for exercise, and the benefits are also different. Women who want to lose weight and lower blood pressure can choose to exercise in the morning. Men who want to boost metabolism, benefit the heart, and prevent disease are better off exercising at night. The findings have been published in “Frontiers in Physiology”.

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A New Study in Japan: Excessive Exercise may Increase Mortality

According to the latest research from Japan, 30 to 60 minutes of weight training per week can help reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and cancer. But exercising too intensely or exercising for more than 130 minutes can overload the body, which may lead to illness or increase the chance of death. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the intensity and length of time of exercise to safely enjoy the fun of sports.

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Hug the Trees, Walk into Nature, Enjoy the Benefits of Forest Bathing

Exploding information from the outside world and the enormous pressure of life always make people exhausted, and even lead to depression and collapse, affecting physical and mental health and sleep quality. Just go into nature! Fully enjoy “Forest Healing”, which would eliminate fatigue, restore physical strength, drive away depression, and find inner peace and balance of body and mind.

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