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Did you know that walking has many positive effects on the mind and body?

It can be therapeutic
It can increase metabolism
It can clear your mind It can relax you

 Choose your own strategy!  What do you want walking to do for you?

 Is it a coping mechanism?
Is it an avoidance technique?
Is it part of your exercise routine? What does walking do for you?

 Sylvie, Bilingual Health Educator


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