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Step your way to mental health

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Step your way to mental health

Feeling blue?

Step your way to better mental health!

People reports that the more steps you take, the less depression you might suffer.

Researchers found that those who walked over 5,000 steps per day generally felt less depressed than those who did fewer.

So go for that post-meal Christmas walk…it’ll do you good!

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