summary - A new study found that sitting for more than three hours per day is responsible for 3.8 percent of all-cause mortality deaths. Investigators also estimate that reducing sitting time to less than three hours per day would increase life expectancy by an average of 0.2 years.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Sit Less Live Longer
Science Daily: Prolonged daily sitting linked to 3.8 percent of all-cause deaths - Investigators estimate limiting sitting to less than 3 hours per day could increase life expectancy
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Sitting is the new smoking!
Very sedentary society in general, doing a job that puts you in a chair is considered advantageous.
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