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Young at heart
The Journal
|January 19, 2026
HOW TO BOOST CARDIO HEALTH IN LATER LIFE, BY CAMILLA FOSTER
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THE beginning of a new year represents a fresh start and many of us have taken up healthy habits - but have you considered your heart?
Why is exercise so important?
"Your heart is a muscle, so you want to get it working and anything that makes your heart rate go up is going to do that," says Emily McGrath, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation.
"Exercise helps lower your blood pressure and cholesterol levels which reduces your risk for developing type two diabetes and heart and circulatory diseases. It also helps you maintain a healthy weight, which can help reduce your risk of heart attacks and strokes."
Staying active relieves stresser
"Stress is very strongly linked to people being more likely to pick up bad habits, such as eating badly and not doing any exercise, so we want people to be doing as much as they can to stay active," says Emily
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