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"This reduction in death risk is likely related to energy balance, Dr. Beddhu said. Strolling instead of sitting increases the number of calories that someone b
by keithpeter 11y ago
"This reduction in death risk is likely related to energy balance, Dr. Beddhu said. Strolling instead of sitting increases the number of calories that someone burns, potentially contributing to weight loss and other metabolic changes, which then affect mortality risk."
Did the study classify participants by BMI class at all[1]?
I work as a teacher so I'm on my feet and moving round a class most of the time at work and when not teaching I'm going around getting stuff &c. Very little sitting at a PC. I also walk to and from a railway station each day (2* 1.7 miles). I am stubbornly a chunky 29.5 BMI.
- chrisdbaldwin 11y agoYou can't outrun the fork.
- keithpeter 11y agoYup, true enough. And the glass (couple of Guinesses tonight after a hard day). Just wondering if the data set has been controlled against that variable.
- Kluny 11y agoSwitch to a lighter beer or hard liquor, lol, solved!
- sliverstorm 11y agoI agree with the sentiment behind the expression, but I find my fork has trouble keeping up with my legs!