Allen Lane Walk: Your Life Depends On It by Courtney Conley & Milica McDowell | Hardcover

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Allen Lane Walk: Your Life Depends On It by Courtney Conley & Milica McDowell | Hardcover
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Allen Lane Walk: Your Life Depends On It by Courtney Conley & Milica McDowell | Hardcover

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Text reads 'Walk Your Life Depends On It' and 'Walk'. Light blue background featuring partial images of people's lower legs and feet in casual footwear, promoting walking campaign.
Text reads 'A little walking can create big improvements in your mental health'. Blue background with dark blue text conveying wellness message about walking benefits.Walking more than 5,000 steps per day can reduce depression symptoms, and walking more than 7,000 steps per day can reduce overall risks of developing depression.
Text reads 'Walking supports the treatment of dementia and Alzheimer's disease'. Light blue background with black text describing health benefits of walking.Regular walking for two hours per week can stabilize or even improve cognitive decline in early-stage Alzheimer's. Researchers also found that subjects who strolled at a brisk pace (112 steps per minute) for thirty minutes daily reduced their dementia risk.
aplus content imageChronic or long-term pain affects more than 1.6 billion people worldwide. A study in 2020 showed that seven hundred subjects who had chronic knee pain increased their walking speed from 100 to 120 steps per minute, and reduced their pain.
Text reads 'Walking faster reduces cancer risks' displayed on light blue background. Health-related informational message in black typography.Walking around 4mph can dramatically lower risks for five types of cancer – including small intestine, thyroid and lung – compared to slower walkers. On average, choosing a brisk walking pace was linked to a 55 percent reduction in cancer risk.
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