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A research team investigated the potential benefits of taking 10,000 steps/day. They concluded that the average Japanese person could decrease their risk of coronary artery disease if they increased their daily step count from 3,500 steps to 10,000.
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An entire industry has been built on the claim that 10,000 steps a day are necessary to be healthy.
But 10,000 steps is a random number that was used in a Japanese marketing campaign in the mid-60s for the world's first wearable step-counter. They felt that the number was indicative of a...
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For those who are chronically ill, have type 2 diabetes, or older individuals who are less active, there are concerns that making a rapid jump to 10,000 steps a day could have negative consequences.
Some studies suggest that 6,000 to 8,000 steps could be the lower boundary to aim fo...
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Exercise scientists are trying to find out is 15,000 or 18,000 steps have long-term benefits over the 10,000 benchmark.
The intensity of exercise should also be taken into account. Increasing your heart rate may be more important than the exact number of steps taken.
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