• The Scientific Benefits of Walking and Gratitude No One Ever Told You

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The Scientific Benefits of Walking and Gratitude No One Ever Told You

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  • Does this sound familiar: You’re exhausted after meals, struggling to focus, or constantly fighting off colds. It might feel like you’re stuck in a cycle of stress and low energy. But what if two simple habits—walking and gratitude—could change everything?

    Yes, you read that right! Walking isn’t just about steps, and gratitude isn’t just about good vibes.

    Both are deeply rooted in science to support your body and mind in ways you might not expect. Walking activates your lymphatic system, helping flush out toxins while circulating immune cells to keep you healthy.

    Gratitude, meanwhile, rewires your brain’s reward system, reducing stress and inflammation while boosting serotonin and dopamine—the same neurotransmitters that improve your mood and sleep.

    If you are curious to know how walking and gratitude practices can fit into your life and deliver real results… tune into our latest episode of C3: Code Conscious Conversations, where we break it all down and share tips to transform your health—one step at a time.

    Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

    We Also Discuss:

    (00:02) Holiday Wellness Tips

    (11:07) The Science Behind Walking and Its Health Benefits

    (22:54) Managing Holiday Stress Through Authentic Connections

    (28:40) The Role of Gratitude in Holiday Well-Being

    (30:06) Podcast Highlights and Incredible Guests

    Keywords:


    Holiday Wellness, Gratitude, Stress Reduction, Sleep, Health, Brain Regions, Inflammatory Markers, Walking, Immune System, Blood Sugar, Metabolism, Slim, Weight Loss, Keto, Frequency Medicine, Authenticity, Family Gatherings, Quality Time, Boundaries, Code Girls, Dr. Patrick Porter, Brain Optimization, Teresa and Anthony Lawley, Documentary, Shield, A4M Longevity Fest, Vegas, Inspiring Conversations

    Learn More About Code Health:


    Instagram: @codehealthshop

    Website: https://codehealthshop.com/

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Does this sound familiar: You’re exhausted after meals, struggling to focus, or constantly fighting off colds. It might feel like you’re stuck in a cycle of stress and low energy. But what if two simple habits—walking and gratitude—could change everything?

Yes, you read that right! Walking isn’t just about steps, and gratitude isn’t just about good vibes.

Both are deeply rooted in science to support your body and mind in ways you might not expect. Walking activates your lymphatic system, helping flush out toxins while circulating immune cells to keep you healthy.

Gratitude, meanwhile, rewires your brain’s reward system, reducing stress and inflammation while boosting serotonin and dopamine—the same neurotransmitters that improve your mood and sleep.

If you are curious to know how walking and gratitude practices can fit into your life and deliver real results… tune into our latest episode of C3: Code Conscious Conversations, where we break it all down and share tips to transform your health—one step at a time.

Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

We Also Discuss:

(00:02) Holiday Wellness Tips

(11:07) The Science Behind Walking and Its Health Benefits

(22:54) Managing Holiday Stress Through Authentic Connections

(28:40) The Role of Gratitude in Holiday Well-Being

(30:06) Podcast Highlights and Incredible Guests

Keywords:


Holiday Wellness, Gratitude, Stress Reduction, Sleep, Health, Brain Regions, Inflammatory Markers, Walking, Immune System, Blood Sugar, Metabolism, Slim, Weight Loss, Keto, Frequency Medicine, Authenticity, Family Gatherings, Quality Time, Boundaries, Code Girls, Dr. Patrick Porter, Brain Optimization, Teresa and Anthony Lawley, Documentary, Shield, A4M Longevity Fest, Vegas, Inspiring Conversations

Learn More About Code Health:


Instagram: @codehealthshop

Website: https://codehealthshop.com/

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