Reduction in Mortality Rate Based on Exercise Level

by lauren.vann on Apr 20, 2015 | Views: 107 | Score: 0

	Reduction in Mortality Rate	Mortality Rate
None	0	100
Minimum	20	80
1-2	31	69
2-3	37	63
3-5	39	61
10	31	69

Times Greater Than Recommended Minimum

Mortality Rate

Sources: runnersworld.com, archinte.jamanetwork.com

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lauren.vann on Apr 20, 2015 10:44 AM said:

JAMA Internal Medicine conducted a study of over 660,000 men and women in order to determine the relationship between exercise level and mortality rate. The researchers compared the mortality risks of those who exercised at the minimum level recommended by the government to the mortality risks of those whose exercise levels exceeded these guidelines. Reduction in mortality rate was highest for those who exercised at 3-5 times the recommended minimum. However, every level of exercise greater than the minimum lead to a reduction in mortality.