How 5 minutes of movement can change your life
The episode explores how constant screen use and prolonged sitting are harming our physical health, not just our mental well-being, and introduces a simple, science-backed solution: five minutes of gentle movement every hour to counteract the biological damage of sedentary digital life. H
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