“I noticed that as soon as I started reintroducing just walking, not even intense exercise, my mood improved, my sleep improved.”

Sophie Bostock · ZOE Science & Nutrition · Most replayed moment: Sleep myths that are ruining your rest | Dr Sophie Bostock

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Do morning physical activity (e.g., walking) even if not intense

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