Settled the daily steps thing once and for all. The 10,000 steps concept began life as a marketing theme that turned out to be useful in real life. For most people, reaching up to 10,000 steps would be a real accomplishment. But medically, someone did the math and figured out that in general, 10,000 steps is good for some people. For weight, at least 10,000 steps
along with other measures to cause calories burned to exceed calories ingested. Fewer steps is sufficient to reduce risks dementia, stroke, blood pressure, blood sugar, mind, mood, and other health issues. As always, there is no medical advice here because we are unique and have our own parameters for absolutely everything. It just felt good to pull and cull the strands of information for my own sake. On to the daily errands and a few more daily steps...
Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)