From heart to live: Exercises that boost inner health

Written by: Mantasha Reviewed by: Dr. Swati Mishra 4 September 2025

For Your Heart

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For Your Lungs

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For Your Brain

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For Your Bones & Blood Sugar

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For Your Joints

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For Your Gut

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For Your Liver & Kidneys

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Takeaway

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