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Taking frequent walking breaks during prolonged sitting could help lower blood sugar and BP
1. Sedentary lifestyle with prolonged sitting hours (>8 hours daily) is common these days.
Frequent walking breaks (1 min or 5 min every 30-60 minutes) could help lower blood sugar and BP
1. Sedentary lifestyle with prolonged sitting hours (>8 hours daily) is common these days.
Frequent walking breaks (1 min or 5 min every 30-60 minutes) could help lower blood sugar and BP
2. When participants took a 5-minute light #walk after every half hour of sitting, the blood #glucose spike after eating was reduced by 58% compared with sitting all day (reduction one would see in a diabetic using insulin or #diabetes medications to control their blood sugar).
3. The largest reductions in systolic blood pressure were observed when the walking break was 1 minute every 60 minutes (-5.2 mm Hg).
#Y éS #FLIP SWITCH
L ADD
Silence Is Golden
FEEBLE
Zelda Breathe Of The Wild
Link Up, Reconnect.
Fable: 9/14/2004
Fable Fortune: 7/25/2017
First = THE END
Last = THE BEGINNING
WrestleMania 1
3/31/1985
33 1 Cross 3 Nails 1 🔑
WrestleMania 39
4/1/2023
4/2/2023
L ADD
Silence Is Golden
FEEBLE
Zelda Breathe Of The Wild
Link Up, Reconnect.
Fable: 9/14/2004
Fable Fortune: 7/25/2017
First = THE END
Last = THE BEGINNING
WrestleMania 1
3/31/1985
33 1 Cross 3 Nails 1 🔑
WrestleMania 39
4/1/2023
4/2/2023
N1LB
LOGAN ACT
LOGAN ACT
🥖
This is the Dawning Of The Rest of our Lives ! …
🪨 N
🦜 RIO 🦜
#GreenDay
🚦 All Green
#WALK
#RUN
Souls Harbored On The Bus now get #OffTheBus & Party !
#WhiteRabbit
“DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENEMY” ? …
🪨 N
🦜 RIO 🦜
#GreenDay
🚦 All Green
#WALK
#RUN
Souls Harbored On The Bus now get #OffTheBus & Party !
#WhiteRabbit
“DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENEMY” ? …
Dose-response association between the daily step count and all-cause mortality: A systematic review and meta-analysis tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
Compared with the low-step count population, the high-step count population had a 62% lower risk of all-cause death
Compared with the low-step count population, the high-step count population had a 62% lower risk of all-cause death
(HR = 0.38, 95% CI 0.27–0.49). There was a non-linear dose-response relationship between the daily step count and all-cause mortality. Compared with the least (1895 steps), the first quartile (4000 steps/day) had a 37% lower risk for all causes of death (HR = 0.63, 0.57–0.71),
the second quartile (6388 steps/day) had a 60% lower risk for all causes of death (HR = 0.40, 0.32–0.49), the third quartile (9994.3 steps/day) had a 75% lower risk of all-cause death than the first quartile (HR = 0.25, 0.19–0.33).
'Only' observational, but impressive HR! #walk
'Only' observational, but impressive HR! #walk
You might not know this, but you all, the entire Twitter universe, went on a walk with me this morning. Of course, you were inside my pocket ...
#morning #walk #Ruhr #Kettwig
#morning #walk #Ruhr #Kettwig
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There's plenty of scary and sad info on here so thought I'd start a thread of photos from my one daily #walk, #run or #cycle from home in #Southampton during the #COVID19 #lockdownuk. Thankfully the weather has so far been stunning! 🙏☀️☀️☀️
Every writer that ever lived watching the world panic about their preferred state of existence. #socialdistancing.
#WritersGuideToSocialDistancing
1) Don't eat your snacks straight from the packet. Put them in a little bowl. Keep refilling the bowl until the packet is empty. Have some dignity!
2) Celebrate your domestic achievements with short naps.
3) Try not to touch yourself constantly.
1) Don't eat your snacks straight from the packet. Put them in a little bowl. Keep refilling the bowl until the packet is empty. Have some dignity!
2) Celebrate your domestic achievements with short naps.
3) Try not to touch yourself constantly.
4) Sunday is shower day. Show the good lord how much you love the body he gave you by scrubbing your limbs briskly with the two pairs of underpants you're washing for next week.
5) Dance on the laundry and let nature take its course.
6) Try not to touch yourself constantly.
5) Dance on the laundry and let nature take its course.
6) Try not to touch yourself constantly.
Here's the lived experience of people #walking in #SleepyHollowNY this winter. Lack of #sidewalk #SnowRemoval = unpleasant to #walk & unpassable w/ #MobilityAids.
2/13/19 @ on busy US Route 9 by ex-Horseman diner, a key route for kids to @ufsdtarrytowns.
#PlowTheSidewalks 1/x
2/13/19 @ on busy US Route 9 by ex-Horseman diner, a key route for kids to @ufsdtarrytowns.
#PlowTheSidewalks 1/x
On 2/13/19 on busy US #Route9 in #SleepyHollowNY by @ODFMC.
(We're laying this on the Village, not Open Door)
#PlowTheSidewalks 2/x
(We're laying this on the Village, not Open Door)
#PlowTheSidewalks 2/x
2/13/19 on the high volume US Route 9 in #SleepyHollowNY by Tornello's Automotive. Again, a key route to @ufsdtarrytowns schools.
#PlowTheSidewalks 3/x
#PlowTheSidewalks 3/x
Dear @SenKennedy & @BillMagnarelli: Congratulations on becoming Chairs of your houses in the #NYSLegislature. Some thoughts to keep in mind when making policy. (cc @BikeNYBC @transalt @StreetsblogNYC @NYC_SafeStreets)
1) Transportation choices are shaped by public policy.
1) Transportation choices are shaped by public policy.
2) We need to give people safe, convenient transportation choices. Example, loads of people want to cycle places, but they're #2scared2bike.
3) Transportation is the #1 cause of injury death for kids and #2 for adults. But it doesn't have to be this way. Mortality rate in Netherlands is 1/4 of ours. That's because of good engineering (#VisionZero, transit, etc).
