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I live a generally sedentary life. i have an office job that involves me mostly sitting and when i am at home, that usually is also what i do. how much exercise should i be getting daily to promote good long lasting health?
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You should do exercise AT LEAST 30 minutes a day or one hour every other day.
Answered 6/20/2022
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