Are Kettlebells the Key to Staying Strong and Fighting Inflammation as You Age? New Research Explains
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Exercising with kettlebells—cast iron or steel balls with a rounded handle—can build muscle and reduce inflammation in aging bodies, new research found. Here's why.

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