The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
So physical activity is out for a walk. It is using a walking treadmill while you're at work. It is parking farther in the parking lot and taking more steps. These are all important. And what's clear, you are not going to reach, likely, optimal health by only exercising hard and then sitting around the other 23 and 1/2 hours of the day.
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those sorts of small studies and that's why it's so important to to just avoid inactivity of of any type and whether it's low-grade physical activity whether it's walking the dog whether it's gardening whether it's you know taking a flight of stairs once in a while or intentional working out it's really the way to go
it's so important to to just avoid inactivity of of any type and whether it's low-grade physical activity whether it's walking the dog whether it's gardening whether it's you know taking a flight of stairs once in a while or intentional working out it's really the way to go