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London: an excessive amount of exercise could harm your heart, doctors have warned, suggesting that instead of adding years to their lives, fitness freaks may well be operating themselves into AN early grave.

Experts warn that exercise intensely for over AN hour or 2 will harm the center, inflicting its tissue to stretch, tear and scar and raising the chances of dangerous changes in regular recurrence.

“A routine of moderate physical activity can add life to your years, furthermore as years to your life. In distinction, running too quick, too way and for too a few years could speed one’s progress towards the goal of life,” doctors same.

In the study revealed in journal Heart, North American country cardiologists James O`Keefe and Carl Lavie St Luke`s middle America Heart Institute, additionally advise that those that need to exercise at full pelt ought to limit themselves to thirty to fifty minutes each day.

They same marathons ought to be viewed as one thing to try and do sometimes or once during a period, instead of an everyday challenge, the `Daily Mail` reportable.

Two studies recently conferred at major medical conferences duplicate their argument that exercise, like several alternative things in life, is best exhausted moderation.

The first, half-tracked the health of over fifty,000 individuals for up to thirty years. The 14,000 runners within the study were nineteen per cent less probably to own died than the others throughout now.

However, nearer analysis of the results disclosed the longevity edges were restricted to those that ran between eight and thirty two kilometer every week.

In distinction, those that ran over that failed to appear to fare any higher than non-runners.

The same study found that running quickly was of very little profit, with those that fared best doing a `comfortable jog` of 9-10 kmph.

Similarly, running between 2 and 5 days every week was higher than pounding the pavements daily.

The second study, of 20,000 Danes, found cardiopulmonary exercise slowly adds most to life.