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Evidence suggests Walking maydecreaseDiastolic blood pressure.
1 studies (6 claims)
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| Intervention | Direction | Endpoint | Type | Population | Dosage | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | participants aged 16 years and over | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | participants aged 40 years and under | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | participants aged 41 to 60 years | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | participants aged 60 years and over | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | males | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |
| walking | Decreases - reduces | diastolic blood pressure | Human | females | Average walking time per week was 153 minutes, with majority at moderate intensity. | Walking for hypertension.cited 38× |