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I don't really exercise but i walk alot. is it okay for my body?
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WALKING VS EXERCISIN: Depends on the effort and the time you spend walking. I walk a lot in my office and seldom sit all day. Can't loose an ounce and have sore legs and feet at the end of the day! unless i walk at at least 20 min a mile, i can't keep my weight down. Walking is better than not walking though.
Answered 11/2/2015
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