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9 Crucial Tips to Live a Long and Happy Life

Focus (More) On Fitness

We’re not saying you should work out until you can barely breathe. However, a 2008 study found that regular high-intensity exercise (such as running) can add up to four years to your life, which isn’t surprising given the positive effects working out has on your heart, mind, and metabolism.

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