Jack LaLanne Day

Let's make Jack's B-day (Sep 26th) an International Day of Health! Improve fitness + nutrition = lower healthcare costs. Tweets by @trutane for @TeamHuman_org

[Jack LaLanne Day @JLLDay]

Jack LaLanne Day is September 26! An International Day of Health. 🦾 Affirm your commitment to better health by doing something positive & challenging related to physical fitness, nutrition, or health in general.

"You make it happen!" ☞ https://t.co/hk1utrN9pP

[Move'n'Groove @Move_n_Groove_]

Move'n'Groove returns in 2026 on Sunday 5/31 in Albany, CA 🎵🏃🏼‍♀️

4 local BANDS: https://t.co/d8VZMvasJg

Register for 5K run/walk/skate: https://t.co/RUun0LfH0C

#AlbanyCA #LiveMusic #FreeConcert #OutdoorConcert #ConcertInThePark #FunRun #5K #KidsRace #CommunityFitness #EastBay

[Dr. Rhonda Patrick @foundmyfitness]

Believe it or not, the brain benefits are what initially drew me to high-intensity interval training. It immediately improves my mood and focus.

And 10 minutes of vigorous exercise is all you need to increase neuronal connections, executive function, and impulse control.

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

If you want to create a healthy low back, do this:

Bird dogs help spinal stability.
McGill crunches improves core stability.
Side planks strengthens the obliques and hips.
Hip thrusts strengthen your glutes.

Pair these with walking and your low back will thank you.

[Jack LaLanne Day @JLLDay]

"15 Minute Challenge increased physical activity levels & improved self-reported health outcomes... The high satisfaction rates & health improvements highlight potential of workplace wellness programs to combat sedentary behavior & promote a healthier, more active lifestyle."🏃🏼‍♀️💪🏼

[Ben Singh PhD @BenSinghPhD]

Our new study shows that it only takes 15 minutes a day to improve your health.

After 6 weeks, doing 15 minutes of exercise each day led to:

⬆️ in fitness by 14%
⬆️ in energy by 12%
⬆️ in sleep quality by 8%
⬆️ in mood by 7%
⬆️ in overall health by 8%

https://t.co/otGpzXvwLh

[Nick Krontiris @nick_krontiris]

This review provides an overview of the most recent evidence on exercise, nutrition, and electrical muscle stimulation as strategies to prevent the onset and progression of sarcopenia and discusses their effectiveness and limitations.

[Dr. Rhonda Patrick @foundmyfitness]

Exercise is an antidepressant.

A new meta-analysis of 26 randomized controlled studies found that both aerobic and resistance training significantly reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety, often rivaling standard treatments like medication and therapy.

Although both modes were beneficial, aerobic exercise had a slightly greater impact on depression, while resistance training showed a modest edge for anxiety.

Many of the included studies didn't even meet the minimum weekly physical activity recommendations for aerobic or resistance exercise, and even then, reduced depressive and anxiety symptoms significantly.

For those with depression or anxiety, movement is powerful medicine. And the dose needed might be smaller than you think.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

The brain is the master regulator of food intake and energy balance. A brilliant new @CellCellPress review, including the mechanism of GLP-1 drugs, by @ClemmensenC and colleagues, open-access
https://t.co/KbDf7ym288

[Jack LaLanne Day @JLLDay]

"Hyperpalatability, energy density, nutrient composition & appearance of ultra processed foods (UPF) might disrupt satiety signaling & encourage overconsumption. Processing also increases the % of calories consumed that are absorbed into the body rather than excreted."
#obesity

[Medical Xpress @medical_xpress]

#Obesity is more strongly linked to high-calorie diets, particularly from ultra-processed foods, than to lack of #Exercise. Reducing processed food intake may be key to addressing rising obesity rates. @PNASNews https://t.co/xzVlUt7L4M https://t.co/Qja8WHAYdb

[David Sinclair @davidasinclair]

Muscle mass predicts lifespan better than BMI or weight - so get moving and get lifting

[Athlete Body Shop @AthleteBodyShop]

Time for a movement snack!

Take your pick (lower/upper body):

🥪 10 bodyweight squats
🥪 10 pushups
🥪 10 lateral leg lifts
🥪 10 side bends
🥪 10 lunges (fwd, rev, side)
🥪 10 forward hinges (good mornings)
🥪 10 step-ups (box, stair, chair)
🥪 3 sun salutations
🥪 3 burpees

[Kristie Leong M.D. @DrKristieLeong]

A study found that with every 10% increase in muscle mass, there was an 11% reduction in insulin resistance and a 12% drop in #prediabetes. Strength training does more than make you fitter and stronger; it helps with blood sugar control. #diabetes #health https://t.co/7lfainftdw

[Ken Guient @KenGuient]

1/ Good health predicts happiness.

Those who took care of their bodies lived 10 years longer.

• Regular exercise
• Avoiding alcohol abuse
• Healthy weight

Health shapes your happiness.

[Move'n'Groove @Move_n_Groove_]

Tonight (Sun Apr 6) is last chance to get T-shirt when you sign up for the 2025 Move'n'Groove 5K walk/run or kids-only race! Also a small price bump on 4/7.

No shirts after 4/6, but maybe some at event 👕 Head over to https://t.co/15qUJHREUT now for a sign-up link!

#AlbanyCA

[Jack LaLanne Day @JLLDay]

“Key findings show how cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) mediates the neuroprotective effects of exercise via mechanisms such as improved cerebral blood flow, reduced inflammation, and enhanced neuroplasticity.” ($ paywall)

#enduranceExercise #dementia
#brain #ageing #aging

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Ageing is associated with cognitive decline & an increased risk of neurodegenerative diseases.

A new Review explores the neuroprotective mechanisms of endurance exercise & highlights the importance of cardiorespiratory fitness in healthy brain ageing: https://t.co/mSJlqtMQ6O

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

Of >105,000 participants with 30-year follow-up, only 9.3% achieved healthy aging (age 70, w/o any chronic diseases). Their diet was significantly associated with this outcome🧵 @NatureMedicine

[Peter Attia @PeterAttiaMD]

Vamos! This is savage! What an inspiration!!!

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

How does exercise and fitness promote healthy brain aging?
An outstanding, comprehensive review @TheLancet
reduced neuroinflammmation, preserves blood-brain-barrier, neurogenesis, role of exerkines, and much more
https://t.co/7Wy3o1KE6o @AtefeTari @UWisloff @CERG_NTNU @NTNU

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

The spread of health misinformation and disinformation poses a serious threat to public health.

How can we respond to the danger and combat the tide of misinformation and disinformation to protect public health?

Find out more in our latest Editorial: https://t.co/5PDk66YOfw

[MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis @MRC_Outbreak]

Are we getting healthier? Sir John Curtice and Rachel Wolf discuss the state of Britain's health and the long term trends impacting the nation with prof Neil Ferguson 👇
https://t.co/xhJBFt6kx3

[Steve Chervitz Trutane ☮️ @trutane]

“weak glutes were causing a domino chain of damage… To compensate for the glutes’ infirmity, my ankles, knees, hips, shoulders & arms had to thrash madly, taking on vast and uneven amounts of pressure, often far more than they were structurally fit to bear”

#gluteAmnesia 🍑