Sothedatainthisrangeis a littlebitmoreunreliable, andwedon't actuallyknowquiteyetifyourriskofdyingkeepsondecreasingifyoujusttakemoreandmoreandmoresteps.
Now, ifwelookatall-causemortalityagain, andweseparateitoutintopeoplewhositformorethan 10 hours a day, i.e. me, andpeoplewhositlessthan 10 hours a day, ifyousit a lot, thenactuallythebenefitofwalkingthose 10,000 stepsisgreaterthanpeoplethatdon't sit a lot.
Andthen I'm alsogonnatrymybestto, like, youknow, when I havetogetto a restaurantthatmightbehalfanhouraway, aimingtowalktherefor 3,000 stepsratherthangettinganUberorgettingtheTube.
Walkingalsohas a bunchofbenefitstocreativity, whichwe'renottalkingaboutinthisvideo, but, youknow, thisiswhy I findwhenever I'm kindoffeelingblockedonwritingoranything I'm workingon, actuallyjustgoingfor a walkreallyhelpsclearmymind, anditmeansthat I'm morecreative, but I alsogetthestepsin, whichisalways a goodthing.
Regardlessofwhetheryouhave a clinicalmentalhealthissuelikedepressionoranxiety, orifyou'rejust a humanwholivesinthisworldwho's goingthrough a hardtime, therapycangiveyouthetoolstoapproachyourlifein a verydifferentway.
Andifyoulookatthispicture, thisis a truckdriverwherebecausethey'vebeendrivingononeside, halfoftheirfacehasbeensunexposedfor a verylongtimeandtheotherhalfhasn't.
Theoverallhealthbenefitofanimprovedvitamin D statusfromsunexposuremaybemoreimportantthanthepossiblyincreasedCMMrisk, whichis a typeofskincancer, resultingfromcarefullyincreasingUVexposure.
Intheory, youcouldtake a vitamin D supplement, butactually, eventhoughlotsofgovernmentsandpublichealthbodiesrecommendvitamin D supplementation, theactualevidenceforitis a littlebitmixed.
I'venevertriedonepersonally, but I'veheardfrom a fewfriendsthatthey'requitegood.
個人的には試したことはないが、友人数人からかなり美味しいと聞いている。
Andthenfinally, wecometohydration.
そして最後に水分補給だ。
Soyouhaveprobablyheardtherecommendationthatyoushoulddrinkatleasttwoand a halflitersofwatereveryday.
だから、毎日少なくとも2.5リットルの水を飲むべきだという推奨を聞いたことがあるだろう。
Now, thisis a littlebitbafflingtomebecause I neverdrinktwoand a halflitersofwater a day.
私は1日に2.5リットルも水を飲まないからだ。
Andsointhisnewhealthkickthat I'm doing,
だから、僕がやっているこの新しい健康法ではね、
I waskindofaskingmyself, should I actuallybedrinkingtwoand a halflitersofwater?
2.5リットルの水を飲むべきか?
Becausethere's quite a lotofwatertodrink.
水がたくさん飲めるからだ。
Now, thisrecommendationtodrinktwoand a halflitersofwaterperdayoriginallycamefromdietaryguidelinesthatwerepublishedbytheUSFoodandNutritionBoardoftheNationalAcademyofSciencesin 1945, whichsaid 2,500 millilitersoffluidshouldbeingestedon a dailybasis.
Obviously, ifit's a hotdayandyou'reexercisingandyoufeelthirsty, thenyeah, youshoulddrinkwater.
もちろん、暑い日に運動をして喉が渇いたら、水を飲むべきだ。
Onethingtokeepinmindisthatyouprobablydon't wannadrink a lotofwateratnightbecauseyouarelikelytothenwakeuptogofor a weeatnighttimeandit's probablybetterforyoutoget a fullnight's sleepwithoutitbeinginterruptedbyhavingtourinatethanitisforyoutodrinkloadsofwateratnighttime.