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> It's really hard to disentangle the cause from the effect. I have to laugh. No it’s not. It’s not like healthy people just from the fact that they are health
by isitmadeofglass 5y ago
> It's really hard to disentangle the cause from the effect.
I have to laugh. No it’s not. It’s not like healthy people just from the fact that they are healthy have some odd quirk of occasionally randomly tripping into a 30min run without any say in the matter.
Regular running causes an improvement in health.
Improved health does not cause regular running.
- epgui 5y agoI'm a life scientist: it's true that physical exercise has a causal effect on positive health outcomes. However, if you believe demonstrating cause is simple, you don't know enough about science or statistics. It's extremely difficult.