A new meta-analysis outlines just how much daily exercise you need to offset sitting down for 10 hours and it's less than you'd think.
Daily exercise is important, but many of us spend most of our days sitting in our office chairs, working on computers. If you’re one of the millions of people who spend too much time at their desks, you can offset that sedentary lifestyle. In fact, scientists have now figured out exactly how much exercise you need to do each day to offset an entire day of sitting around.
According to new research on daily exercise, researchers say you will need to do at least 30-40 minutes of each day if you want to balance out 10 hours of sitting still. Further, even just standing up can help offset the damage done to your body by sitting around all day.back in 2020 that analyzed nine previous studies. Those studies included over 44,000 people from four different countries who used some form of fitness tracker. From here, the analysis found that daily exercise reduced the risk of death among those with sedentary lifestyles.
Of course, more research into this matter is definitely expected, and with researchers already looking into ways to create, we could see other data about this type of thing surfacing, too. What is important to keep in mind about this is that daily exercise is great for more than just keeping your weight down.
Exercise also helps drive vital functions in your body, the benefits of which are clearly on display in this new research.
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