Dr. Barry Baines

OK, that's again, it's that social piece that encourages activity.

And so it's social, not guilt.

That's right.

That's right.

We should do a show on guilt.

Number five.

And then the last one is this whole idea that so many of our jobs are sedentary.

And we sit too much.

I mean, now for me, fortunately, I have one of these watches that if I don't stand in an hour, it dings and says, hey, it's time for you to stand up and walk around for a minute.

And literally, that's something that, you know, if you can't have

like do you work standing up?

Okay.

Then, and you're sitting down most of the time, every hour you should just get up and, and walk around for a minute because they're finding that not only is, is sedentary and sitting too much really bad for you, but it's in a number of different ways.

And certainly, you know, you're sitting, you know, arthritis in your neck and shoulders because you're, you know, sitting in,

And so even, you know, while you're doing that to do some, you know, kind of, you know, yoga stretches or whatever you want to call it just to limber up, but getting up every hour.

that you're awake during the day.

You don't have to do this at night.

Okay.

But during the day, every hour, you should just get up and walk around for a minute because they're, they're finding that the sedentary lifestyle and sitting for too much is like I say, worse than you're the equivalent of like smoking a pack of cigarettes every day.

Yeah.