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The truth about running hurts your knees

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(1)The Secret of Life and Death
(2)Fun Running Again

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(1)The Secret of Life and Death
(2)”Tun, run again
(3)If you look at the picture on my knees, my muscles are well developed like those in their 20s and 30s

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(1)The Secret of Life and Death
(2)Eun, run again
(3)The meniscus cartilage is well preserved and the surface of the cartilage is a bit weak

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(1)1 Run Again
(2)Before today’s shoot
(3)Stay healthy

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(1)The secret of the soldier. Run! Run! Run again
(2)Round arm 60 SURFECT
(3)an adult male in his 60s
(4)Complete more than 1000 marathons

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(1)The Secret of Life and Death
(2)1 Run Run
(3)Is running related to knee osteoarthritis
(4)A cross-sectional study using knee osteoarthritis survey data
(5)출처Arthritis Care Research Vol69 2017

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(1)The secret of a life soldier. Frequent knee pain
(2)Prevalence rate
(3)A person who didn’t run. A person who ran before. A person who is currently running

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(1)In the case of knee osteoarthritis accompanied by secret symptoms of a rabies soldier
(2)Prevalence rate 30
(3)The person who ran before. The person who is currently running
(4)a person who did not

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(1)Critique of the old soldier Run Run Run Again
(2)Compared to people who don’t run
(3)from people who run voluntarily
(4)There was no increased risk of osteoarthritis of the knee with symptoms

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(1)the secret of life and death
(2)1 Run Run Run Again
(3)Before today’s shoot
(4)Seo Seung-woo, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Korea University Guro Hospital
(5)The muscles develop a lot and it prevents the impact on the joints

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(1)the secret of life and death
(2)Run Run Run Again
(3)Pre-shooting 1 today
(4)And your blood circulation improves, and your knees and back joints become healthy

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(1)Run! Run again
(2)Physical activity and telomere length
(3)Effects of aging and potential mechanisms of action
(4)출처 Oncotarget Vol8 2017

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(1)a secret painting of a life soldier
(2)People who have traveled an average of 40 to 100 kilometers a week for more than two years
(3)The length of white blood cell telomeres was longer than those who didn’t run
(4)Source Denham et al 2013

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(1)Bibim Painting of the Life and Death
(2)Older people who run less than six kilometers a week for two or 3 days
(3)White blood cell telomeres were longer than those who did not
(4)Source Silva et al 2016

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(1)The secret of life and death. That kind of run
(2)Especially for older and obese people, physical activity reduces chronic inflammation and oxidative stress
(3)It can reduce the shortening of telomere length due to aging

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(1)Critical Secrets of Life and Death
(2)Run Run Run Again
(3)Lee Yoon-hee, Vice Chairman of the Korean Society for Exercise and Nutrition
(4)The waste products that are inevitably produced in metabolism of human substances

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(1)criticism of the old soldier
(2)1 Run Run Run Again
(3)It improves your ability to neutralize it early or get it out of the body

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(1)criticism of the old soldier
(2)1 Run Run Run Again
(3)And then the rate at which the musculoskeletal health that makes up our bodies goes down with aging

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(1)the secret of life and death
(2)1 Run Run Run Again
(3)It’s good for your health because it’s gentle, and it slows down aging

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Running doesn’t make your knees healthy, even if it’s an event that changes direction rapidly, like soccer and basketball

-Aging is also slow

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