The Claim
Walking 20,000–25,000 steps daily, split across morning and evening, causes greater fat loss than any other exercise program due to daily consistency, absence of cortisol elevation, and lack of appetite stimulation.
What the research says
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People who walk 20,000 to 25,000 steps per day, divided between morning and evening, lose more fat than people who follow any other type of exercise program because their daily routine is consistent, their cortisol levels do not rise, and their appetite is not increased.
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Walking 20,000–25,000 steps daily, split across morning and evening, produces more fat loss than any other exercise program due to daily consistency, absence of cortisol elevation, and lack of appetite stimulation.
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