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They actually controlled for exercise and then went on to find that even the slightest movements are helpful. Here, I think this article actually explains the

They actually controlled for exercise and then went on to find that even the slightest movements are helpful. Here, I think this article actually explains the research better: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/17/magazine/mag-17sitting-t.html?_r=1 http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/17/magazine/mag-17sitting-t.h...

ChuckMcM 15y ago
I drink Diet Dr. Pepper when I'm working. It's stored about 25' away from where I sit. So I end up getting up, getting another, getting up to drop one off, and sometimes bending and lifting to restock. I didn't realize how much I was doing for my health until this line of research came up :-). From a mental perspective however sometimes getting up and walking around the office or the building helps me focus because there are so many windows on my desktop feeding me information.
- getsat 15y ago
  Switch the Dr. Pepper for some cold water and you'll be even better off.
  - CamperBob 15y ago
    [citation needed]
    - getsat 15y ago
      You'd argue that Dr. Pepper is better for your health than water? I'm speechless.
      - CamperBob 15y ago
        Is that what I said?
        getsat 15y ago
        You didn't really say anything so I attempted to infer from context. My apologies if I did not infer correctly.
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