The vitality score can be used to evaluate the positive impact of personal activities on health. When the cumulative vitality score reaches 100 in the past 7 days, there is a significant health improvement effect.
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Adults should engage in at least 150-300 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity per week, or at least 75-150 minutes of intense aerobic activity. Alternatively, a combination of moderate and intense intensity activities can yield significant health benefits. Meanwhile, a small amount of physical activity is better than no activity. The original sedentary time used for various intensity physical activities (including low-intensity activities) can bring health benefits. The vitality score is personalized based on your age, resting heart rate, maximum heart rate, and activity data from the past 7 days. You can earn vitality by wearing devices for daily activities. Meanwhile, within a unit of time, a higher intensity of activity will result in more vitality scores. As your vitality continues to increase, obtaining your vitality will also become more difficult.