Frequency of forest walking is not associated with prevalence of hypertension based on cross-sectional studies of a general Japanese population: a reconfirmation by the J-MICC Daiko Study.

Nagoya J Med Sci · 2019 · PMC6728201 · PMID 31579339

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A significant trend was observed between the frequency of forest walking and the crude prevalence of hypertension in both men (trend p =0.03) and women (trend p <0.001); the higher forest walking frequency groups had a higher prevalence of hypertension.

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