Recent research reveals that exercising one to two days a week can provide the same health benefits as daily workouts if the total effort reaches 150 minutes at moderate to vigorous intensity.

A growing body of evidence shows that “weekend warriors” — people who concentrate their exercise into one or two days per week — experience the same health benefits as daily exercisers.

Dr. Eric Verdin believes exercising for an hour each day has made the biggest difference to his health.

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