And because walking is good for health (who needs a gym?). And
because practically anyone can do it. And because it’s free. And because you
don’t need any special equipment. And because it’s good for the mind. And
because you can start now, practically wherever you are. And because the
National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NIce) has said workers should
be encouraged to stand up during meetings, and advised to walk or cycle to
events outside their workplace. And because. And because. (Repeat ad
infinitum).
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Friday, 27 March 2015
‘Go for a walk.’ Go on. Just. Go. For. A. Walk.
That’s what
the House of Commons Select Committee on Health have told GPs that they should
be telling their patients, according to this report in the Telegraph. Because
we Brits are the some of the world’s most lazy people when it comes to physical
activity - as the graphic below illustrates.
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