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Four lessons about exercise from around the world. Credit... Supported by By Talya Minsberg For many people in the United States, staying in shape means getting in your car and driving to the gym.

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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the actress, 55, describes the simple go-to drink she makes when she wakes up, before her workout. "I drink ARMRA Colostrum first thing in the morning ...

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Dr. Euan Ashley, Stanford University: Well, look, we have known for maybe 70 years that exercise was among one of the most potent medical interventions known. We knew from studies in the 1950s ...