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In The Happiness Advantage, I challenge readers to do one brief positive exercise every day for 21 days.
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George W Bush would also try to exercise every day, either running outside, or on a treadmill in his hotel room.
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The bicycle will not save the county any money in terms of power bills, but it's making the inmates exercise every day.
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Shu said children need at least 60 minutes of exercise every day.
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In this way, the current recommendations to get just half an hour of exercise every day may not be doing us much good.
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Even if it's just walking for fifteen minutes, exercise every day.
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And of course, I exercise just about every day.
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Motorists are being asked to refuse to buy petrol or diesel on that day and to repeat the exercise every week until prices and taxes come down.
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The results were consistent even among individuals who spent time every day exercising, meaning that exercise during other hours could not reverse the damage caused by extended inactivity.
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They found that every additional 15 minutes of daily exercise beyond 15 minutes a day further reduced mortality by 4%.
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Many people have exercise bikes that are now literally clothes racks or dust gatherers in their basements evoking guilt every day.
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Based on a study of more than 220, 000 residents in New South Wales, researchers found that the longer you spend sitting down every day, the higher the risk of dying prematurely, even if you engage in regular daily exercise.
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