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The benefits of walking in the fresh air

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Walking in the fresh air is an easy and affordable way to improve health. There is no need to engage in intensive training. Scientific research shows a lot of positive effects that are associated with regular walks in the fresh air. Let's look at some of them.

Physical health:
Walking in the fresh air helps to improve physical health. They help strengthen the cardiovascular system, improve blood circulation and reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. Regular walks can also improve overall fitness by helping to burn calories, strengthen muscles and increase endurance. They also help reduce stress levels and promote better sleep.

Psychological well-being:
Walking in the fresh air has significant psychological benefits. They help to reduce anxiety and depression, improve mood and increase self-esteem. Contact with nature and the environment can have a calming effect on our mind, improving our overall mental state. Walking can also be a time for reflection and meditation, allowing us to relieve stress and find inner harmony.

Vitamin D:
Walking outdoors is a great way to get enough vitamin D. Vitamin D plays an important role in our body, contributing to bone health, immune system and mental well-being. Vitamin D is synthesized in the skin when exposed to ultraviolet rays of the sun. Therefore, walking in the fresh air, especially in sunny weather, can help us get the necessary amount of this vitamin.

Social interaction:
Outdoor walks also provide an opportunity for social interaction. You can take a walk with friends, family members or pets. This time can be a great opportunity to strengthen ties and relationships, as well as spend quality time together. Walking also offers the opportunity to meet new people, especially if you are walking in parks or other public places.

Walking in the fresh air is a simple and affordable way to improve physical and psychological health. They promote physical activity, psychological well-being, vitamin D intake and social interaction. Regardless of age or physical fitness, outdoor walks can become part of your healthy lifestyle. Make them a habit and enjoy all the benefits they can bring you.  
To the Deputy General Director for Medicine
Elistratova Marina Vladimirovna

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