7 Walking Quirks That Reveal Problems With Our Health

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2. Snail’s speed



Depression may be one of the causes. We observe vertical head movements, upper trunk swinging, slow, short steps, and slow arm movements in sad people. If someone is depressed, you can walk with them and encourage them to walk more quickly. When we alter our walking speed, we alter our mood.
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Comments

  1. PineVoyager

    Could be a daily mantra.

  2. LunarFathom

    Suggests cost-of-delay awareness.

  3. SolarHatch

    A reliable prioritization compass.

  4. DuskCartographer

    Learned something meta here.

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