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    Morning exercise may be optimal for improving bone health

    By June 4, 2024 Science
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    Morning exercise may be optimal for improving bone health

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    Morning exercise seemed to improve bone health in mice

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    Morning workouts might make for stronger and longer bones compared with nighttime exercise, according to a study in mice.

    Because bone mass starts declining in middle age, it is crucial to keep up with exercise, such as running, jumping and weightlifting, as we age – these movements put force on our bones and keep them strong, similar to how strength training builds muscle.

    Lili Chen at the Huazhong University…

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