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Finding time to work out can feel like a challenge during this time of year, but experts suggest it doesn't have to be complicated.

"Hey at least he's considerate," one TikTok user wrote. Another added: "My dog only looks back when she wants a biscuit."

"It's not going in our yard Helen, it's going in our living room," one viewer wrote.

"Seeing your dog get old is the worst pain ever," one user said. Another added: "I always snuggle them knowing when their time is over."

Noon Mirghani, 26, told Newsweek, "I've had to buy new clothes—and even replace them multiple times!"

A study involving older people found that sleep problems were associated with a higher risk of developing a predementia syndrome.

Going on a walk with music chosen for its tempo can be a fun way to get moving, one personal trainer told Newsweek.

Keenan Burton was getting through around a pint of whiskey a night until a frank discussion with his doctor changed everything.

"First one is about the destination, second is about the journey," observed one viewer.

"My mom and Jax quickly became best friends. It was one of the first signs I had that I was going to marry him," Savannah Rootes told Newsweek.

"I decided to stop being lazy and get back into cooking," Noah Harned, 29, told Newsweek.

"Uphill?" one person commented. "You guys deserve gold for that."

Stay cool during your next hiking trip by following these tips to prevent heat stroke as soaring temperatures hit the US.

"I feel like Cherry would be a good candidate for button training, she clearly has a strong desire to communicate," a user wrote.

Participants who engaged in this activity went nearly twice as long without a recurrence of their back pain compared to those who did not.

'What kind of squirrel is this?' one user joked as the chaotic scene unfolded.

Tyler told Newsweek that he was out walking when he felt a tear in his calf, but "nothing else too crazy"—until he went to the doctor.

Social media users were impressed by the woman's determination, with one writing, "That's wild."

One user commented: "The way he's gripping them with his toes so they stay on."

"I mean he ain't lyin," said one comment on the clip that has over 3 million views.

"No water is insane," one user said after the New York woman walked 26,000 steps without drinking water.

There's nothing worse than trying to lose weight and having a craving, so I didn't ignore that craving, I fed it.

One Reddit user suggested they could have been left by some kind of "big cat," while another claimed it could be something "even creepier."

"They say necessity is a mother of invention," dog owner Paulina told Newsweek after her video went viral.

Mia Lind told Newsweek: "I have more mental clarity, decreased anxiety, appetite regulated, more energy, and overall higher fitness level."

Some dogs are naturally lazier than others—usually due to breed, age, or personality.

The foundation of the Hot Girl Walk is the personal journey of introspection and reflection that leads to self-confidence.

Oreo the dachshund is getting old and his owners noticed he has been slowing down on walks at the park—until they said one word.

The tourists "love" the U.S. for many reasons, but "pedestrian infrastructure is not really one of them."

Individuals who reached this target saw a 39 percent reduced risk of all-cause mortality.