#Stamina

Stamina isn’t reserved for athletes. New scientific guidance shows that anyone can improve endurance with simple, consistent steps that boost heart and lung health, energy, and long-term well-being. In Thailand, rising chronic diseases make stamina a national priority, and fresh research supports practical paths to lasting fitness.

Data from respected institutions indicates that boosting cardiorespiratory fitness — how well the body uses oxygen during activity — reduces chronic disease risk and lowers early-mortality odds. This means small, steady gains in endurance translate into meaningful health benefits for Thais across all ages.

As Thai society becomes ever more health-conscious, fresh scientific insights are changing how we understand the path to greater stamina—no matter one’s age or starting fitness. Recent research and expert guidance are making it clearer than ever: anyone can improve their endurance through proven, practical steps that benefit not only physical performance but also long-term well-being (Prevention). The latest studies emphasise that increasing cardiorespiratory fitness, measured by VO₂ max (the body’s capacity to use oxygen efficiently during exercise), does more than allow you to take the stairs with ease. It actively reduces the risk of chronic disease and lowers the risk of early death (AMA), making stamina enhancement a vital goal for Thais of all backgrounds.