The daily step count is perceived as the bare minimum when it comes to fitness. It helps to ensure that we are not sedentary. But a study published in the journal JAMA Network Open sheds light on its surprising benefits, making it more than just a baseline fitness activity. It shows that increasing the number of steps you take each day can substantially reduce depressive symptoms.
The daily step count is perceived as the bare minimum when it comes to fitness. It helps to ensure that we are not sedentary. But a study published in the journal JAMA Network Open sheds light on its surprising benefits, making it more than just a baseline fitness activity. It shows that increasing the number of steps you take each day can substantially reduce depressive symptoms.