… in which someone discovers that practical examples of physical exercise (walking, running) aren’t mentioned in the original research paper. It’s a valid obse

… in which someone discovers that practical examples of physical exercise (walking, running) aren’t mentioned in the original research paper. It’s a valid observation, but it’s then also a critique of making scientific research accessible to a general audience. I don’t see a problem with providing implied examples after citing research that didn’t mention examples.