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6 days agoWalking 25,000 Steps in a Day: What Your Body Needs After
Each step dumps impact equivalent to several times your body weight straight through your feet. Small problem: feet weren't designed for concrete. They evolved for dirt, grass, and uneven natural surfaces that absorb some shock. Pavement absorbs nothing. Your feet handle everything. That stabbing pain in your heel the next morning? Plantar fascia-the ligament running along your arch-got inflamed from repetitive pounding. Takes about 15,000 steps before it starts protesting. You went 10,000 past that point.
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