Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained
Walking seems simple — but the impact it has on your mind, body, and longevity is anything but. Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained explores evidence-based articles, expert insights, and wellness research to uncover why this everyday movement is one of the most powerful tools for better health. Whether you're on a stroll or just curious, this podcast brings you the facts, one step at a time from published articles set out to explore the science of walking.
Podcasting since 2025 • 32 episodes
Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained
Latest Episodes
How much walking is enough to support heart health — and can walking really help you live longer?
In this episode of Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained, we explore what research says about step counts, cardiovascular protection, and longevity. From the powerful benefits of 7,000 steps per day to studies showing that even 10...
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Episode 32
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Walking and Heart Health
Why Walking Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your HeartWalking is often overlooked as “real” exercise — but science tells a very different story.In this episode of Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained...
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Episode 31
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Walking for Energy: How to Beat Afternoon Slumps with Movement + Nutrition
That mid-afternoon energy crash isn’t laziness — it’s biology. In this episode of Why Walking Matters: The Science Explained, we break down why energy dips happen and how short walks and smart nutrition choices work together to rest...
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Episode 30
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Walking After Meals: The 10-Minute Habit That Changes Your Metabolism
Why Walking Matters: The Science ExplainedWalking After Meals: The 10-Minute Habit That Changes Your MetabolismWhat you do after you eat matters more than you think. In this episode, we explore the science behind walking ...
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Episode 29
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